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* Vaccine contain a weakened or killed version of a pathogen.
* After injection of a pathogen into the body it stimulate the immune system
of the body and it result in production antibodies against that pathogen.
* Produced antibodies protect the body from pathogen by binding with specific
antigens in the pathogen and blocking the action of pathogen.
* Memory T cells present in the immune system during vaccination can remember
pathogens which enter into the body by vaccination.
* Next time patient exposed to that particular pathogen memory T cell remember the
same pathogen and faster antibody production.
* Because of this immediate antibody response he is not get seriously ill from that same
pathogen.
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C. A cells
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2. Which specific cell types will begin producing antibodies
to the antigens?
A. Z cells
B. T cells
C. A cells
D. B cells
New https 3. Which antibody Is primarily involved in Kostas remembered getting the flu (influenza) last winter: coughing, fever, achiness all over his body, watery eyes, and fatigue. He felt avfull But he argued, "What's the point of a flu shot, when all it does is give you the flu?" Kostas did not understand that the...
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