Using an example for each, differentiate active immunity and passive immunity.
Active immunity passive immunity
1.Produced actively by host. Received passively no partici
Immune system. Participation.
2.It is last a long time. It is not lasting long time.
3.N negative phase may occur. No negative phase occur.
4.b poster effect on subsequent subsequent dose less
Dose. effective.
5. Long lasting and effective short time and less effective
Protection protection.
6.i induced by infection. Conferred by administration
Of ready-made antibodies.
7.
Using an example for each, differentiate active immunity and passive immunity.
Discuss active immunity and passive immunity
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