How is a secondary immune response different than a primary immune response?
A) primary responses involve B cells only, secondary responses involve both B and T cells
B) secondary responses involve memory cells and are faster and more intense
C) primary responses are innate, while secondary are adaptive
D) primary responses are non-specific, secondary responses are specific
Answer: B) secondary responses involve memory cells and are faster and more intense
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