2.61: Understand that Vaccination Results in the Manufacture of Memory cells, Which Enable Future Antibody Production to the Pathogen to Occur Sooner, Faster and in Greater Quantity

VACCINATION AND IMMUNE RESPONSE

VACCINATION AND IMMUNE RESPONSE

Diagram Showing the Response of Lymphocytes

PROCESS: During Vaccinations, You are Injected with a Harmless Dose of Bacteria or Pathogen, Still Enough to Act as an Antigen This will Stimulate the Immune Response so Phagocytes will Split Into Two Cells One Cell Will Produce Antibodies that will Deactivate Antigens of Bacteria Other Cell will be a Memory Cell that will Stay in the Immune System If the Same Pathogen or Bacteria is Detected, the Memory Cell Allows the Production of the Same Antibodies Sooner, Faster and in Greater Quantity which will Stop the Spread of Diseases and Infections