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The blood cell that can become an antibody-secreting cell is the (a) lymphocyte, (b) megakaryocyte, (c) neutrophil, (d) basophil.
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From the explanation, we know that the white blood cell that can secrete antibodies is the lymphocyte. These antibodies help to fight against bacteria, viruses and other potentially harmful invaders. Show more…
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