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An immune response to a specific antigen generates the production of which type of cell that launches an attack the next time that same antigen infects the body? a. effector cells b. memory cells c. t
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An immune response to a specific antigen generates the production of which type of cell that launches an attack the next time that same antigen infects the body?

a. effector cells
b. memory cells
c. t cells
d. antibodies

User Paul Coshott
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B. Memory cells.

It could technically be C. as well, but it would depend on the type of infection.
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