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How does the body builds resistance to certain pathogens?
by exposure to pathogens, or having a certain disease
by getting antibiotics for an infection
by producing macrophages when the body encounters an antigen
by forcing the pathogens out of the body

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Answer:

By having a certain disease

Explanation:

By having a certain disease, your body can build more T-cells to fight that disease more swiftly.

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The body builds resistance to certain pathogens: A. by exposure to pathogens, or having a certain disease.

A pathogen can be defined as living microorganisms that are capable of causing diseases to their hosts such as humans.

Some examples of pathogens include the following:

  • Virus.
  • Fungi.
  • Worms.
  • Protozoa.
  • Bacteria.

The human body is able to build resistance to certain pathogens, as a result of its exposure to pathogens or by having a certain disease.

Basically, the continuous exposure of the body to pathogens help to make antigens contained in the white blood cells to develop (build) resistance to some of these disease causing microorganisms.

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