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Which of the following plasma proteins is responsible for attacking pathogens? A. globulins B. antibodies C. albumins D. fibrinogen
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Which of the following plasma proteins is responsible for attacking pathogens?
A. globulins
B. antibodies
C. albumins
D. fibrinogen
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The answer would be Antibodies.
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