a prion is a protein which can cause fatal neurodegenerative diseases
<h2>Immunity </h2>
Explanation:
Immunological memory of adaptive immunity ensures that vaccination effectively prevents disease
- When the adaptive immune system is exposed to a new threat, the specifics of the antigen are memorized so we are prevented from getting the disease again
- The concept of immune memory is due to the body’s ability to make antibodies against different pathogens
- A vaccination against a virus can be made using either active, but weakened or attenuated virus, or using specific parts of the virus that are not active
- Both attenuated whole virus and virus particles cannot actually cause an active infection, they mimic the presence of an active virus in order to cause an immune response, even though there are no real threats present
- By getting a vaccination, one is exposing the body to the antigen required to produce antibodies specific to that virus, and acquire a memory of the virus, without experiencing illness
Answer:
The hanging wall moves up.
The fault is at an angle.
The fault is caused by compression.
The plates are colliding.
Explanation:
To view data and make it easier for scientists to study the experiment
