Plasma cells
A)increase the volume of the blood plasma.
B)produce antibody molecules.
C)directly attack antigens.
D)produce interferon.

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Plasma cells are a type of white blood cell that is derived from B cells (or B lymphocytes) and are primarily responsible for producing and secreting large amounts of antibody molecules in response to encountering an antigen (a foreign substance). This is a critical component of the immune response that helps the body to recognize and neutralize potentially harmful pathogens. Plasma cells do not increase the volume of the blood plasma, directly attack antigens, or produce interferon.

Plasma Cells