The body has many antibodiesantigensbarriersdefencedestroyedLymphocytesPhagocytestwowhite to stop microbes getting in.
But sometimes pathogens do get past this first line of antibodiesantigensbarriersdefencedestroyedLymphocytesPhagocytestwowhite.
Once inside the microbes have to be antibodiesantigensbarriersdefencedestroyedLymphocytesPhagocytestwowhite
The antibodiesantigensbarriersdefencedestroyedLymphocytesPhagocytestwowhite blood cells do this.
There are antibodiesantigensbarriersdefencedestroyedLymphocytesPhagocytestwowhite types of white blood cell that destroy microbes.
antibodiesantigensbarriersdefencedestroyedLymphocytesPhagocytestwowhite are cells which travel round the body and ingest (eat) the pathogens
The pathogens are also called antibodiesantigensbarriersdefencedestroyedLymphocytesPhagocytestwowhite.
antibodiesantigensbarriersdefencedestroyedLymphocytesPhagocytestwowhite are cells which recognise what type of pathogen is attacking the body.
They make special chemicals called antibodiesantigensbarriersdefencedestroyedLymphocytesPhagocytestwowhite which stick to the antigen so that the phagocytes can then eat them.