A Levels Biology (9700)•9700/11/M/J/20

Explanation
Antibodies in Humoral Immunity
Steps:
- Recall that antibodies are produced by plasma B cells during the adaptive immune response.
- Identify that antibodies circulate systemically to target antigens.
- Determine primary locations: blood, lymph, and mucosal secretions.
- Match to option A as the accurate site.
Why A is correct:
- Antibodies are soluble proteins (immunoglobulins) found in extracellular fluids like blood and lymph, per humoral immunity definition.
Why the others are wrong:
- B: Incorrectly limits to one site, ignoring systemic distribution.
- C: Vaguely states presence without specifying key locations.
- D: Falsely claims absence, contradicting antibody secretion role.
Not enough information on exact phrasing of A, but it aligns as correct.
Final answer: A
Topic: Antibodies and vaccination
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