Question

What do antibodies do for the human body?

O Attach themselves to pathogens to flag them for destruction
O Engulf and digest bacteria or diseased cells O Make your cells impenetrable to germs
O Transport genes from your bloodstream to the outside of your body​

Answer 1

Attach themselves to pathogens to flag them for destruction.

Step-by-step explanation:

B Cells (Lymphocytes) role is to produce "gamma globulins" called antibodies (immunoglobulins) that find pathogens, attach themselves to the pathogens (bacteria, viruses, chemicals, toxins, pollens, etcetera), marking them for destruction, ultimately eliminating them.