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all this design for protection is the work of God, the most merciful and protec-
tive.

IgM Antibody (Immun Globulin M): These anti-
bodies are found in the blood, the lymph nodes
and the B cells. When the human body encoun-
ters an antigen, IgM is the antibody that is pro-
duced to fight this hostile intruder. IgM molecules
IgM
are a combination of 5 IgG molecules.

IgD Antibody (Immun Globulin D): IgD antibodies
are found in the blood and on the surface of defense
cells (B cells). They cannot act alone. They position
IgD themselves on the surface of certain defense cells (T
cells), allowing them to catch antigens.

IgG Antibody (Immun Globulin G): IgG is the most
basic and most abundant antibody in the body. It con-
stitutes about 70-75% of all antibodies. It only takes a
IgG
few days to synthesize them but they last at least few
weeks and at most several years. These antibodies
are found in the blood, the lymph nodes and the intestines. They circulate with
the blood, attack directly to the foreign matter that enters the body and stick
to it. They have a strong antibacterial and antigen-destructive effect. They pro-
tect the body against bacterial and viral infections and counteract the acidity
of poisons.
Moreover, they get stuck between cells, immobilizing bacterial and microor-
ganismal invaders that penetrate the cells and the skin. Because of their small
size and the aforementioned capabilities, it is the only type of antibody that
can enter a pregnant woman's placenta. This way, a baby with underdevel-
oped immune system can be protected against certain infections starting from
the first months of its life.
As you can see, the antibodies are very diverse and there is a perfect division
of labor between them. Each antibody does its job perfectly. Then, who do this
power, will and intelligence belongs to that equips the same protein with dif-
ferent features for the same purpose, that tells them what to do in the body,
that trains and informs them based on their tasks? Could these proteins have
established a perfect division of labor and organization after deciding to pro-
tect the body, even taking into account a newborn baby, on their own? How
can these unconscious proteins, without eyes, ears, brains or hands, be as
disciplined and obedient as an army? For a person who contemplates on all
this, the existence of God, the supreme Creator, becomes an obvious truth.