In the process of agglutination, IgD antibodies
A)remove the antigen from the pathogen.
B)activate the complement system.
C)stimulate the release of histamine from mast cells.
D)bind to antigens on two different cells.
E)block access to the antigenic site.

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IgD antibodies can bind to antigens on two different cells, causing them to clump together in a process known as agglutination.

In the Process of Agglutination, IgD Antibodies