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Antibodies Fight Pathogens Agglutination Clumps Bacterial Cells Easily

Front How do antibodies fight pathogens?
Back - agglutination
- clumps of bacterial cells
- more easily detected by phagocytes

- acts as markers
- stimulate phagocytosis

Tags: immunity

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