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Which of the following is the most likely reason for advising frequent vaccinations in the country where a vaccine provides short term relief from the symptoms of an endemic disease, a memory generated by endemic infection or short-lived B the endemic infection fails to activate the memory T cells effectively see infections do not trigger the humeral immune response adequately the pandemic infection is unable to activate the affected T cells

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          Which of the following is the most likely reason for advising frequent vaccinations in the country where a vaccine provides short term relief from the symptoms of an endemic disease, a memory generated by endemic infection or short-lived B the endemic infection fails to activate the memory T cells effectively see infections do not trigger the humeral immune response adequately the pandemic infection is unable to activate the affected T cells

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Biology for AP Courses

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11/10/2021

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Which of the following is the most likely reason for advising frequent vaccinations in the country where a vaccine provides short term relief from the symptoms of an endemic disease, a memory generated by endemic infection or short-lived B the endemic infection fails to activate the memory T cells effectively see infections do not trigger the humeral immune response adequately the pandemic infection is unable to activate the affected T cells