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Anestetic [448]
3 years ago
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Please help!!! ASAP

Biology
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insens350 [35]3 years ago
3 0

<u><em>Naturally acquired active immunity:</em></u>  It happens when someone is exposed to a live disease and gets the disease. The person then becomes immune as a result of the first immune response.

It's sort of like a fall and learn to get up for the body.

<em><u>Artificially acquired active immunity</u></em>:  It can be isert into the body by a vaccine so you won't get sick. That's why if you get a flu shot, you won't get the flu, if you get a chicken pox vaccine, you won't get the chicken pox.

It's like you're body has a personal guide telling it where and where not to step in order to not fall.

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