This model of an immune response illustrates how: Source: Designua. Shutterstock (1 point) Responses bacteria combine antigens and antibodies to destroy white blood cells. bacteria combine antigens and antibodies to destroy white blood cells. white blood cells produce antibodies designed to fit antigens on specific pathogens. white blood cells produce antibodies designed to fit antigens on specific pathogens. antigens produce antibodies that fit together with pathogens. antigens produce antibodies that fit together with pathogens. white blood cells produce antigens to attack specific pathogens. white blood cells produce antigens to attack specific pathogens. Skip to navigation
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The correct response regarding the immune response model is:
White blood cells produce antibodies designed to fit antigens on specific pathogens.
This accurately describes the role of antibodies in the immune response, where antibodies are produced by white blood cells (specifically B cells) and are specifically tailored to bind to particular antigens present on pathogens, helping to neutralize or destroy them.
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