Which describes how blood can be protective in nature?

A. by forming a protective layer within blood vessels

B. by carrying cells that defend the body from foreign materials

C. by secreting oil that destroys foreign materials

D. by producing acid that kills foreign materials

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Biology

Alvin

16 July, 14:02

Which describes how blood can be protective in nature?

A. by forming a protective layer within blood vessels

B. by carrying cells that defend the body from foreign materials

C. by secreting oil that destroys foreign materials

D. by producing acid that kills foreign materials

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Natalee Stokes · Answer 1

I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option B. Blood can be protective in nature by carrying cells that defend the body from foreign materials. The blood carry some type of leukocytes that defend the body. Hope this answers the question.

Which describes how blood can be protective in nature?A. by forming a protective layer within blood vesselsB. by carrying cells that defend the body from foreign materialsC. by secreting oil that destroys foreign materialsD. by producing acid that kills foreign materials

Which describes how blood can be protective in nature?

A. by forming a protective layer within blood vessels

B. by carrying cells that defend the body from foreign materials

C. by secreting oil that destroys foreign materials

D. by producing acid that kills foreign materials