Biology, asked by wipronreddy, 10 months ago

Anamnestic response related to immunity is
(A) Primary immune response
(B) Highly intensified secondary immune response
(C) Weak secondary immune response
(D) No response towards antigen​

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Answered by kikibuji
2

Answer:

Option B is right.

Explanation:

IMMUNE SYSTEM:

  • Immunity is the body's natural defence mechanism against the pathogens or foreign bodies entering our body.

  • There are two types of immune system namely , primary immune system and secondary immune system.

PRIMARY IMMUNE SYSTEM:

  • It refers to the body's first line of defence.

  • These are inborn and non specific.

  • The primary immune response is weak and takes much time to fight against the pathogens.

SECONDARY IMMUNE SYSTEM:

  • It is acquired during one's life time on exposure to pathogens.

  • It is an anamnestic response , which refers to the enhanced immune system of body .

  • Secondary immune system is highly intensified because it eliminates foreign pathogens relatively at a higher rate.

  • Secondary immune system can also be divided into two types based on the product responsible for immunity namely active immunity and passive immunity.

ACTIVE IMMUNITY:

  • When the antigens induces the immune response in the body is called active immunity.

  • It may be natural active immunity and artificial active immunity.

Example: Vaccination

PASSIVE IMMUNITY:

  • When the preformed antibodies are introduced inside the body , it is called passive immunity.

  • Antibodies in mother's milk is an example of natural passive immunity.

  • Anti tetanus serum is an example of artificial passive immunity.
Answered by avanirm0
0

Answer:

The answer is a Highly intensified secondary immune response

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