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Allergens Mutagens Carcinogens Neurotoxins TeratogensMatch each of the options above to the items below.Overstimulate the immune systemAttack nerve cellsDamage or otherwise alter DNA sequenceCause defects during growth and developmentCause unchecked cell growth

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Allergens Mutagens Carcinogens Neurotoxins TeratogensMatch each of the options above to the items below.Overstimulate the immune systemAttack nerve cellsDamage or otherwise alter DNA sequenceCause defects during growth and developmentCause unchecked cell growth

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Allergens - Overstimulate the immune system Mutagens - Damage or otherwise alter DNA sequence Carcinogens - Cause unchecked cell growth Neurotoxins - Attack nerve cells Teratogens - Cause defects during growth and development

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