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Ability to produce antibodies against specific antigens
Body produces its own antibodies
Memory cells survive in the body
Pathogen enters body naturally
Chicken pox
Injecting/ingesting small doses of non-reproductive antigens
Vaccination or immunisation
Non-disease causing dose of pathogen that stimulates antibody production
Antibodies pass from one organism to another
About 6 months (short-term)
No memory cells produced, antibodies last only 6 months
Antibodies pass from mother to child
Via placenta in womb or during breastfeeding
First 6 months of life
Injecting antibodies to counteract specific disease
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