Answer=1)Innate immune response-
a)Specificity-Antigen non-specific
b)Response time-Rapid response (hours)
c)Diversity-Limited
d)Memory-Absent or low
e)Major cell types-Phagocytes,NK cells and others
f)Distribution-Found in vertebrates and invertebrates
g)Examples-Mucus,Stomach acid
2) Adaptive immune response-
a) Specificity-Antigen specific
b) Response time-Slow response (days)
c) Diversity-Very high
d) Memory-Present
e) Major cell types-T and B cells, antigen presenting cells
f) Distribution-Found only in jawed vertebrates
g) Examples- A Person recovers from measles by adaptive immune response.
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