Which cells migrate through the body, increase markedly in number whenever tissue damage occurs, and may develop into cells responsible for the production of antibodies?

"Lymphocytes" cells migrate through the body, increase markedly in number whenever tissue damage occurs, and may develop into cells responsible for the production of antibodies

Explanation:

A lymphocyte in the immune system of a vertebrate is among the subgroups of WBC (white blood cells). Lymphocytes is the umbrella name for:

Natural killer cells: function in cytotoxic innate immunity, cell-mediated T cells: for cell-mediated immunity (cytotoxic) B cells: for humoral immunity (antibody-driving adaptive).

Inside the bone marrow mammalian stem cells distinguish into different kinds in blood cells. That phenomenon is known as haematopoiesis. Throughout this system, all lymphocytes derive from a specific lymphoid progenitor before distinguishing from their different types of lymphocytes.