Memory B Cells Are Developed After a Primary Response

question 52

Multiple Choice

Memory B cells are developed after a primary response. These memory cells, when activated during a secondary response,

• A) produce a higher amount of antibodies.
• B) slow down recovery time from an infection.
• C) decrease the efficiency of the immune response.
• D) activate the innate immune system.

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