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A-LevelBiologyImmunity9700/12 · Oct/Nov 2013 · Q361 Mark

Which is a correct description of different types of immunity? [Figure 36.1]

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Anatural active: antibodies cross the placenta, natural passive: injection of antigens, artificial active: injection of antibodies, artificial passive: no memory cells form
Bnatural active: memory cells form, natural passive: antibodies cross the placenta, artificial active: injection of antigens, artificial passive: injection of antibodies
Cnatural active: injection of antibodies, natural passive: memory cells form, artificial active: antibodies cross the placenta, artificial passive: injection of antigens
Dnatural active: injection of antigens, natural passive: injection of antibodies, artificial active: no memory cells form, artificial passive: antibodies cross the placenta

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B: natural active: memory cells form, natural passive: antibodies cross the placenta, artificial active: injection of antigens, artificial passive: injection of antibodies

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Immunity, A-Level Biology (syllabus 9700). Multiple choice, 1 mark.
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A-Level Biology, Oct/Nov 2013 Paper 1 Variant 2, question 36.

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