Which of the Following Distinguishes the Secondary Immune Response from the Primary

question 71

Multiple Choice

Which of the following distinguishes the secondary immune response from the primary immune response?

• A) The primary response is specific; the secondary one is not.
• B) The secondary response is faster and stronger.
• C) The primary response involves B cells; the secondary one involves T cells.
• D) The secondary response allows different antigens to be recognized faster.

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Definitions:

Laboratory Conditions Doctrine

A legal principle in labor law requiring that union representation elections be conducted in an environment that is free from employer coercion and interference.

Representation Election

This is a procedure where employees vote on whether or not they wish for union representation, sometimes leading to the establishment of a new union presence.

Unionization

The process by which workers form or join a labor union to collectively negotiate with their employer for improved conditions, wages, and benefits.

Salting

A tactic used by unions where union workers get hired at non-union workplaces in order to organize and unionize the employees within.