Biology, asked by Anshik8204, 1 year ago

Why are memory cells important in long term immunity?

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When a disease strikes the body the memory cells instruct the body on how to produce antibodies. Memory cells are important in long term immunity because these cells are able to respond faster and efficiently in a second infection with the same pathogen.

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