Which lymphatic cells are large lymphocytes that attack and destroy bacteria transplanted tissue, host cells infected with viruses or that have turned cancerous.

a. Natural killer (NK) cells.
b. T lymphocytes (T cells).
c. B lymphocytes (B cells).
d. All of the above.


Answer: Natural Killer Cells

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