After an Infection or Immunization,memory Cells Develop and Can Lead

question 74

Multiple Choice

After an infection or immunization,memory cells develop and can lead to a rapid response if the same organism is encountered by the body again.The person is said to have

• A) been treated.
• B) innate immunity.
• C) resistance.
• D) immunity.

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