Differentiate between
Active immunity and passive immunity
Active immunity | Passive immunity |
Active immunity is the immunity developed by an individual due to a previous infection or antigen which enters his body naturally | passive immunity is the immunity provided to an individual from an outside source in the form of ”ready-made” antibodies. |
Example, a person who suffers from measles has active immunity | Example, maternal antibodies are transferred to the foetus through the placenta |
The response is not immediate. | The administration needs to be systematic. |
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