Functions of Immune System and Immunity Quiz

To produce large amounts of antibodies upon re-exposure to a pathogen (correct)

To initiate the primary immune response against pathogens

To rapidly respond to any new pathogen encountered

To undergo affinity maturation and increase antibody specificity

It increases the production rate of antibodies

It enables memory B cells to recognize a broader range of pathogens

It enhances the ability of antibodies to neutralize pathogens (correct)

It allows memory B cells to persist longer in the body

The memory response produces antibodies more rapidly (correct)

The initial response produces more diverse antibodies

The initial response produces antibodies with higher affinity

The memory response generates a broader range of antibodies

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