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1 June, 11:22

Immunisation protects the body against some diseases. What happens in our blood when we re-encounter the microorganisms against which we have been immunised?

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  1. 1 June, 11:29
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    Immunization basically train the immune system to fight a particular infection by using a dead component of that infection ... so when the infections come the immune system are readily available and trained to fight it
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