When foreign substances enter the body, the immune system provides specific antibodies that bind to them, forming complexes.

These complexes are then engulfed by phagocytic cells.

These

foreign

substances

antibodies bind to

foreign substances

complexes are

engulfed by

phagocytic cells

These phagocytic cells are most likely to be

A.

stem cells.

B. bone cells.

C. red blood cells.

D. white blood cells.

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Curtis Marquez

Biology

6 April, 13:56

When foreign substances enter the body, the immune system provides specific antibodies that bind to them, forming complexes.

These complexes are then engulfed by phagocytic cells.

These

foreign

substances

antibodies bind to

foreign substances

complexes are

engulfed by

phagocytic cells

These phagocytic cells are most likely to be

A.

stem cells.

B. bone cells.

C. red blood cells.

D. white blood cells.

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Gianna Camacho · Answer 1

White Blood Cells

Explanation:

White blood cells are primarily responsible for protecting the body from infection. There are many different types of white blood cells. Some white blood cells are phagocytic and engulf invaders. Others produce antibodies that attack foreign substances or mark them for killing.