Which of the following coordinate and control immune response?

B lymphocytes

T lymphocytes

antigens

antibodies

T lymphocytes

Explanation:

T lymphocytes have different subtypes; CD8+, CD4+, and Suppressor T cells. CD8 + have the capacity to kill the invaders (like bacteria and viruses) directly by inducing lysis. They also produce chemical signals called chemokines that recruits other immune cells. When CD4 + is presented with an antigen by Antigen Presenting Cells, it divides rapidly and also produces chemokines that recruit other immune cells including B-cells, T-cytotoxic and macrophages. B-cells then produce antibodies against the foreign antigen. T-regulatory cell, on the other hand, suppresses auto-immunity.