What do white blood cells do for the body? A. They produce molecules that recognize pathogens. B. They keep blood from flowing out of the body. C. They build new cells for damaged tissues. D. They make

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What do white blood cells do for the body?

A. They produce molecules that recognize pathogens.

B. They keep blood from flowing out of the body.

C. They build new cells for damaged tissues.

D. They make hormones that prevent infections.

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The answer is B sorry if I’m wrong

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

it helps the bad tissue and cells go away

Liecno answered Apr 1, 2022

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