The proteins contained in foreign invaders which antibodies lock onto to neutralize are called what?
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lulu1991. Foreign invaders haveproteins called antigen, whichantibodies lock onto to neutralize. Theforeign proteins are different fromproteins in our own body, so the immune system can recognize them and finally eliminate them.
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Antigens are protein molecules on foreign invaders that stimulate antibody production in the host body.
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Antibodies lock on to antigens in order to cause clumping and neutralisation of antigenic material. This clumping makes it easier for monocytes/macrophages to destroy the invaders.
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