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What are the two types of immunity involved in protecting the body against bacterial infections?
Both innate and adaptive immunity are involved in protecting the body against bacterial infections.
What is another name for adaptive immunity?
Adaptive immunity is also called specific immunity.
Why is the secondary response better than the primary response in adaptive immunity?
The secondary response is better than the primary response because it has memory B cells.
What is one of the mechanisms of memory B cells in adaptive immunity?
One of the mechanisms of memory B cells is that they appreciate previously encountered antigens.
What is the defense mechanism against extracellular bacteria in adaptive immunity?
The defense mechanism against extracellular bacteria occurs through antibody production.
Test your knowledge of immune defenses against bacterial infections with this quiz. Explore the roles of innate and adaptive immunity in protecting the body and gain a deeper understanding of the immunology and serology of bacterial infections.
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