B-cell proliferation is triggered by IL-2, IL-4, and IL-5 . Each of these cytokines is secreted by activated TH cells thus their action is

A. antagonistic.
B. cascade inducible.
C. pleiotropic.
D. redundant.
E. synergistic.


D

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