T lymphocytes are primarily responsible for:
A) directly attacking antigens.
B) producing antibodies.
C) neutralizing antigens.
D) producing antigens.

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T lymphocytes, also known as T cells, directly attack antigens through cell-mediated immunity. They recognize specific antigens on infected or abnormal cells and destroy them. B cells are responsible for producing antibodies through humoral immunity. Neutralization of antigens can be achieved by both B and T cells. T cells do not produce antigens; they recognize and destroy them.

T Lymphocytes Are Primarily Responsible For