How does the lymphocyte cells adapted to it function?

Answer 1

Lymphocytes produce antibodies to defend against disease. They have a large nucleus that contains many copies of genes for the production of antibodies.

Answer 2

Lymphocyte cells are adapted to their function through a process called antigen recognition, where they can identify specific foreign molecules known as antigens. This recognition enables them to mount an immune response by either producing antibodies (B cells) or directly attacking infected cells (T cells). Additionally, lymphocytes undergo a maturation process in the thymus (T cells) and bone marrow (B cells) to ensure they can differentiate between self and non-self molecules.