Text: A successful anamnestic immune response requires _____. Mark all that apply. a. absence of antigenic variation in the epitope that initiated the primary adaptive response b. a vaccine that mimics the actual pathogen, or infection by the same pathogen c. presence of memory cells with IgD receptors that bind the epitope on the pathogen
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