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What happens when an antibody binds an antigen? A) It increases body temperature. B) It causes pathogens to stick together. C) It starts the inflammatory response. D) It produces…

What happens when an antibody binds an antigen? A) It increases body temperature. B) It causes pathogens to stick together. C) It starts the inflammatory response. D) It produces…
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What happens when an antibody binds an antigen?

A) It increases body temperature.


B) It causes pathogens to stick together.


C) It starts the inflammatory response.


D) It produces cytotoxic T cells.

User Rajagopalan
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Your answer is B . It caused pathogens to stick together.
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