how-do-antibodies-prevent-the-adherence-of-microbes-to-host-cells

Question

How do antibodies prevent the adherence of microbes to host cells?

Accepted Answer

By binding to microbial surfaces, blocking their attachment sites.

Answer

By lysing microbial cells directly.

Answer

By activating macrophages to consume microbes.

Answer

By stimulating the production of antimicrobial peptides.