Question

Which statement best describes how a B-cell works?

It produces antigens, which stimulate a fever.
It produces antibodies specific to an antigen.
It produces antigens specific to antibodies.
It produces antibodies, which stimulate a fever.

Answer 1

It produces antibodies specific to an antigen.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

B: It produces antibodies specific to an antigen.

Step-by-step explanation:

B lymphocytes (aka B-cells) are lymphocyte white blood cells. They release antibodies that are specifically made for each pathogen and attach themselves onto invading cells and flag it as a harmful cell so that T-cells can come and dispose of it.