Ifan individual was immunized tirst with Pathogen X, and then later with Pathogen X and Y, which of the following graphs would best represent the expected levels of pathogen-specific antibody produced by the individual? Anti-X Antibodies. Anti-Y Antibodies A В Time Time Time 1* Infection 1* Infection with Pathogen X 2nd Infection with Pathogen X 1* Infection with Pathogen X 2nd Infection with Pathogen X 2nd Infection with Pathogen X with Pathogen X 1st Infection with Pathogen Y 1* Infection 1* Infection with with Pathogen Y Pathogen Y Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a Graph A ь Graph B Graph C Pathogen-specific Antibody Levels

Ifan individual was immunized tirst with Pathogen X, and then later with Pathogen X and Y, which of the following graphs would best represent the expected levels of pathogen-specific antibody produced by the individual? Anti-X Antibodies. Anti-Y Antibodies A В Time Time Time 1* Infection 1* Infection with Pathogen X 2nd Infection with Pathogen X 1* Infection with Pathogen X 2nd Infection with Pathogen X 2nd Infection with Pathogen X with Pathogen X 1st Infection with Pathogen Y 1* Infection 1* Infection with with Pathogen Y Pathogen Y Select an answer and submit. For keyboard navigation, use the up/down arrow keys to select an answer. a Graph A ь Graph B Graph C Pathogen-specific Antibody Levels

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