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QIs the secondary response of the body to an antigen much stronger and intense than the primary response?

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Primary immune response is the first immune response developed during the first encounter with the antigen. It is feeble but relatively longer. The secondary immune response is a quick heightened immune response against a subsequent encounter with the same antigen. It is due to the presence of memory cells against that antigen. Hence, the secondary response is more intense than the primary response.

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