An antigen has invaded a mammal's body. Specific immune cells engulf and ingest it. Some of the digested pieces are displayed on the cells' bodies. What happens next?

AB cells are activated and release antibodies

BT cells are activated and produce clones

CB cells withdraw the immune response as the antigen is killed

Verified Answer :

When an antigen invades a mammals body, specific immune cells engulf and ingest it. Some of the digested pieces are displayed on the cells bodies, the next step will be that B cells are activated and release antibodies. The correct answer is A.

Answer:

A.

Explanation:

this answer existing means you can give the other guy brainlist