Memory cells analyze bacteria and learn how to defeat them, allowing for a quicker response when the disease returns, sometimes even before symptoms develop.
Las células de memoria analizan las bacterias y aprenden a combatirlas, permitiendo una respuesta más rápida cuando la enfermedad reaparece, a veces incluso antes de que aparezcan los síntomas.
| Front | What are memory cells? |
|---|---|
| Back | Memory cells are produced with large amounts of phagocytes. They analyse the bacterium and learn how to defeat it.
When the disease comes back a second time, the memory cells can respond quicker and can get rid of the disease (sometimes even before symptoms are developed) |
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