(WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST) Which of the following best describes an example of a specific immune response to infectious agents? (1 point)

Antibodies bind to antigens on the infectious agents, which are then destroyed by lymphocytes.

Phagocytes surround the infectious agents, and then engulf and destroy them.
The infectious agents cause the body to release histamine, which causes inflammation and swelling.

Sweat creates an acidic environment, which prevents reproduction of the infectious agents.

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Explanation:

After ingesting a microbe, a macrophage presents a protein on its cell surface called an antigen, which signals the presence of the antigen to a corresponding T helper cell. Both humoral and cell mediated responses are essential for antiviral defense. The contribution of each varies, depending on the virus and the host. Antibodies generally bind to virus particles in the blood and at mucosal surfaces, thereby blocking the spread of infection.

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