Damage to the thymus in a child may lead to:

  • A
    Loss of cell-mediated immunity
  • B
    $A$ reduction in the haemoglobin content in blood
  • C
    $A$ reduction in the amount of plasma proteins
  • D
    Loss of antibody-mediated immunity

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