Exercise 2: Horse Immune response:Horse Immune SystemA horse was subjected to two injections having 6the same dose of non-pathogenic antigen A.We study the evolution of antibodies againstthe antigen of the non-pathogenic A as arespect of time.Primary ResponseSecondary Resporse1tTO206070Tistinection of AT2nd inection of Aa) Compare the amount of antibodies produced during the 2 responsesb) Compare the time needed (delay) for both responses to protect thebody.c) Conclude the faster response.d) Compare the duration of the two responses. Derive a conclusion.

When a foreign antigen enters the body of the animal, the immune system comes into effect…

Exercise 2: Horse Immune response: Hane lumune System Primary Resporse A horse was subjected to two injections having the same dose of non-pathogenic antigen A. We study the evolution of antibodies against the antigen of the non-pathogenic A as a respect of time. Secondary Resporse necton a A recton of a) Compare the amount of antibodies produced during the 2 responses b) Compare the time needed (delay) for both responses to protect the body. c) Conclude the faster response. d) Compare the duration of the two responses. Derive a conclusion.

Exercise 2: Horse Immune response: Hane lumune System Primary Resporse A horse was subjected to two injections having the same dose of non-pathogenic antigen A. We study the evolution of antibodies against the antigen of the non-pathogenic A as a respect of time. Secondary Resporse necton a A recton of a) Compare the amount of antibodies produced during the 2 responses b) Compare the time needed (delay) for both responses to protect the body. c) Conclude the faster response. d) Compare the duration of the two responses. Derive a conclusion.

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter37: Immunity

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