Biologically produced proteins called antibodies help the body fight infections in which of these ways? Antibodies destroy pathogens by engulfing and digesting them.
Antibodies are found in the antibiotic medicines that can be taken to help the body fight off infections that have occurred.
Antibodies identify and destroy foreign materials and pathogens by producing powerful chemicals that dissolve them, making
them harmless.
Antibodies attach to the surface proteins of antigens, inactivating the pathogen or signaling other immune cells to destroy the
foreign protein material.