Question

What is the function of an antibody in an antigen-antibody response?

A.
to enclose the antigen in a protective shell

B.
to ingest and digest the antigen

C.
to help immune cells identify and destroy a pathogen

D.
to remove the DNA of the antigen

Answer 1

@bookworm00981 @sinkmice

Answer 2

ooh ooh I know!

Answer 3

Option C I think! Pretty Sure!

Answer 4

I was thinking the same thing

Answer 5

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Plasma cells create antibodies that are specific to a specific antigen. Plasma cells generate the antibodies that are essential to the branch of the immune system known as the humoral immune system.

Answer 6

:P

Answer 7

Which means what exactly?
That the answer is A?
@sinkmice

Answer 8

i am not sure, i am better with animal questions. lol. sorry

Answer 9

No, It's C

Answer 10

Thank you!