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Why is the immune response faster after vaccination than the response that occurs the first time a pathogen invades?
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Why is the immune response faster after vaccination than the

response that occurs the first time a pathogen invades?

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after a vaccine is injected the body creates an immune response that produces memory cells so next time a pathogen invades the body is prepared

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