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What are antigens? Group of answer choices A. Something that binds to antibodies made by pathogens B. A macromolecule that reacts with components of the immune system. (Something the immune system reacts to.) C. Macromolecules produced by antigen presenting cells D. A molecule made by host cells to destroty pathogens. (Generally by binding to them.).

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