A Humoral-Type Secondary Immune Response Differs from the Corresponding Primary

question 28

Multiple Choice

A humoral-type secondary immune response differs from the corresponding primary immune response in that the secondary response ______.

• A) is slower
• B) results in fewer antibodies in the blood
• C) is able to target microorganisms even if they have altered their surface antigens
• D) none of the above

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