The immune system cells that release antibodies to fight bacterial infections are called

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B lymphocytes are specifically responsible for producing antibodies in response to bacterial infections. Macrophage cells and NK cells can also play a role in fighting bacterial infections, but they do not directly release antibodies. T lymphocytes primarily respond to viral infections and cancer cells, and while they can also produce antibodies, it is not their primary function.

The Immune System Cells That Release Antibodies to Fight Bacterial