Question

Production of antibodies against antigens in the body is referred as
(A) Innate immunity
(B) Passive immunity
(C) Active immunity
(D) Nonspecific immunity​

Answer 1

Production of antibodies against antigens in the body is referred as active immunity

Answer 2

Answer:

The production of antibodies against antigens in the body is referred to as (c) Active immunity

Explanation:

Active immunity refers to the production of antibodies in the host body to fight against the antigen, which may be living, dead bacteria, or other proteins.

• As a result, it develops an immunological memory in the body to fight against infections.

Passive immunity occurs when the body obtains ready-made antibodies to protect it from outside intruders.

• Colostrum, which contains in the breast milk of a mother, demonstrates passive immunity.

Innate immunity is a sort of non-specific defense that is present at birth.

• The acid in the stomach, saliva in the mouth, etc, are examples of this kind of immunity.