The antibodies released by activated B cells specifically target
A) activated cytotoxic T cells,initiating the cloning process.
B) the antigen(s)that initially activated the B cell by binding to its receptors.
C) any cell lacking the host's self antigen surface markers.
D) APCs,stimulating them to display captured antigen and thereby recruit additional lymphocytes.

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The antibodies released by activated B cells specifically target the antigen(s) that initially activated the B cell by binding to its receptors. This is the basis of the specificity of the immune response, as each B cell is activated by a particular antigen and produces antibodies that recognize and bind to that antigen only.

The Antibodies Released by Activated B Cells Specifically Target