Active Immunity: Extended (CIE IGCSE Biology: Co-ordinated Sciences (Double Award))

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Active Immunity: Extended

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  • Making antibodies and developing memory cells for future response to infection is known as active immunity
  • There are two ways in which this active immune response happens:
    • The body has become infected with a pathogen and so the lymphocytes go through the process of making antibodies specific to that pathogen
    • Vaccination
  • Active immunity is slow acting and provides long-lasting immunity

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