What are the functions of T memory cells? To remember a specific antibody and to manufacture the corresponding antigen when needed To remember a specific antigen and to stimulate the immune system to react faster to invasion To recognize antibodies and to halt the activation phase in the immune system To recognize antigens and to begin the activation phase in the immune system

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11 October, 02:29

What are the functions of T memory cells? To remember a specific antibody and to manufacture the corresponding antigen when needed To remember a specific antigen and to stimulate the immune system to react faster to invasion To recognize antibodies and to halt the activation phase in the immune system To recognize antigens and to begin the activation phase in the immune system

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Memory T cells and B cells are immune cells that remain in the body after initial infection and retain a memory of a pathogen. Memory cells fire up a fast and powerful immune response when the pathogen appears again. Immune and lymphatic system health is necessary for protecting your body from germs and diseases.

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