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Yes, it can so when a pathogen invade into your body the first thing it will do is the call the b-cell to try to take it down if the b-cell failed it activate the t-cell to try to attack the pathogen if the t-cell faild it called to the killer t-cell. What the killer t-cell do is try to copy the pathogen then give it to the antibodies

Nikitich [7]3 years ago

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Not always, because some pathogens are more complicated

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