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1. produce antibodies which attach to the antigens of the pathogen (a micro organism that can cause disease)

2. white blood cells engulf (or digest) the pathogen

3. produce antitoxins to counter the toxins broduced by the invading bacteria

Source: GCSE Science

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1st line- eyes,skin,stomach,and muccus membranes & saliva/spit Main line- Immune system Lymphatic system- Lympth nodes that are in your nose, send out the fluid to kill pathagens, b cells (bone marroe), and t cells (thymus gland)

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clothing, skin, and blood

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Skin, oil, sweat.

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