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Cells Rapidly Memory Responsible Secondary Immune Response Pathogen

Front What do memory cells do?
Back - responsible for secondary immune response
- when pathogen reinfects, rapidly undergo mitosis
- differentiate into plasma cells
- rapidly secrete large amount of antibodies

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