The Adaptive Immune Response Differs from the Innate Response in That

question 1

Multiple Choice

The adaptive immune response differs from the innate response in that

• A) the adaptive immune response targets specific immunogens and remembers them, mounting an even stronger response on subsequent encounters, whereas the innate response is nonspecific and has no memory.
• B) B and T lymphocytes can each target multiple proteins, whereas the innate response targets only a single type of antigen.
• C) the adaptive immune response involves physical barriers and nonspecific processes, whereas the innate immune response relies on the actions of B and T lymphocytes.
• D) the innate immune response targets a specific immunogen and remembers it to mount an even stronger response on subsequent encounters with that immunogen, whereas the adaptive response is nonspecific and has no memory.

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