The immune system's humoral immunity pathway involves B-cells producing immunoglobulins that bind to specific antigens on pathogens.

“so you have this little b cell the B cell makes these imunoglobulin and then they bind to the antigen now you have specificity in your cellular and your humoral immune system so the humoral comes from these antibodies that float in the blood and that's what we call the humoral immune system it's not attached to a cell but it was made by a cell so those humoral related antibodies attached to the antigen and then another cell again back to that macras eating cell that macras then recognize this whole system and we call it antibody dependent cell killing”