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What does the acquired immune response specifically discriminate between?
What does the acquired immune response specifically discriminate between?
What is the role of memory cells in the acquired immune response?
What is the role of memory cells in the acquired immune response?
Which immune response involves the production of immunoglobulins?
Which immune response involves the production of immunoglobulins?
Which type of immune cells are primarily involved in the cell-mediated immune response?
Which type of immune cells are primarily involved in the cell-mediated immune response?
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What characteristic of the acquired immune response ensures it reacts specifically to a particular antigen?
What characteristic of the acquired immune response ensures it reacts specifically to a particular antigen?
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Study Notes
Adaptive Immune Response
- The adaptive immune response is specific, it focuses on a specific antigen and remembers it
- It has two main mechanisms: the Humoral Immune Response and the Cell-Mediated Immune Response
- The adaptive immune response distinguishes self from non-self, meaning it targets only foreign substances
- The adaptive immune response has memory: upon re-exposure to the same antigen, the response is faster and lasts longer
- B lymphocytes create immunoglobulins which bind to antigens in the Humoral Immune Response
- T lymphocytes recognize and bind to antigens in the Cell-Mediated Immune Response
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Test your knowledge on the adaptive immune response and its mechanisms. This quiz covers key concepts like the Humoral and Cell-Mediated Immune Responses, memory in immunology, and the roles of B and T lymphocytes. Challenge yourself to understand how the immune system distinguishes between self and non-self.
