What is the role of B cells in the human immune system? A) the production of antibodies B) the destruction of lymphocytes C) the production of white blood cells D) movement to the thymus gland to build T cells

i believe its A. the production of antibodies

Explanation:

i believe its A  because  B cells are Part of the adaptive immune system, B cells that are responsible for generating antibodies and fighting infections. They are mainly involved with antibody production. They can develop into plasma cells, which produce the most antibodies. They can develop into either plasma or memory cells, and are made in the bone marrow.

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