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Q: When there is no antigenic variation . Why do we remain immune for life?

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Q: Discuss how innate immunity defends the body against potential infections. Discuss also the…

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Q: Explain the difference between the two types of immunity. In what situation is one type preferred…

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Q: A cytolytic group of lymphocytes that directly destroy some "foreign" human cells, e.g., certain…

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Q: How the parts of our adaptive immune response works (detail) |

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Q: True of False? After a primary response, the naive T cells specific for that pathogen outnumber the…

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Q: What ore the innate response external and internal defenses? or barriers?

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Q: Characteristics of immune memory and theT cell recall response in cellular immunity

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Q: What is the role of B and T memory cells?

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Q: waning immunity occurring with vaccinations. Why does this happen?

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Q: Explain the 5 phases (stages) in the adaptive immune response by B cells.

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Q: True or false? Antibodies protect you primarily against foreign cells in your body fluids while…

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Q: How T Cells Respond to Antigen? Describe their categories.

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Q: Kinetics of adaptive mechanisms of the immune systems.

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