What are the roles of mucus? Select two options.to trap pathogensto start feversto prevent pathogens from moving into deep tissuesto stimulate B-cells to make antibodiesto identify antigens

Mucus is part of the body’s first line of defense. It traps pathogens, making them harder to reach body cells, and helps prevent them from moving into deeper tissues. Starting fevers, stimulating B-cells, and identifying antigens are not the roles of mucus.

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