Foreign invaders have proteins called antigen, which antibodies lock onto to neutralize. The foreign proteins are different from proteins in our own body, so the immune system can recognize them and finally eliminate them.
Answer: the correct answer is dermatophytes growing in the outer dead tissue layers of the skin (epidermis).
Explanation:
Ringworm isn't a worrm but it is an infection caused by moldlike fungi that live in the dead tissue of your skin, hair or nails.
