During a humoral immune response, which of the following happens when a pathogen is recognized? A) Memory B cells divide to form plasma cells that surround the pathogen. B) The antibodies on B cells bind to the antigens on the pathogen’s surface. C) Memory T cells produce helper T cells that search for the pathogen and destroy it. D) Helper T cells signal cytotoxic T cells to attack cells infected by the pathogen. Any help is appreciated! This is a pretest so please give a good explanation! @sasogeek @Schrodingers_Cat @Samsonite16 @danielbarriosr1 @ganeshie8 @Glorenda49 @hba
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Can you stop tagging people?
Sorry paki I wont @ you next time
Its not that serious.
I CAN TAG ALL I WANT :P
@sasogeek
u got answers of last question?
Yes i got them
Ok i love helping with things i know but your in a higher level then me
I went from 15 to 55 in 5 mins so not really.
@baconator105 it's ok :)
Non-specific chemical defenses The non-specific chemical defenses in the human body can be seen in relation to most ‘inlets’ and ‘outlets’ of the body. For instance, the saliva and the tears would contain the enzyme ‘lysozyme’ and this has the ability to break the bacterial cell wall and thereby destroy the pathogenic bacteria trying to invade the human body. i found it for u :/ ... for your last question :P
But i have trouble with my own cause im special
I have no idea about this and this is a pretest so...? My best guess is A from what I know,
@saroash So ur sure it's the saliva one? PS I know what a lysosome is. Lysol is named after it.
yup i think these facts are strongly supporting saliva
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