How Does the Immune System Respond After It Has Detected

question 28

Multiple Choice

How does the immune system respond after it has detected pathogenic invaders and raised an alarm?

• A) It begins producing antigens to dispose of them.
• B) It begins producing antibodies to disarm them
• C) it evacuates lymph
• D) hemoglobin is mobilized and sent out in the bloodstream to neutralize the invaders
• E) it stops circulating leukocytes

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