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What lets the body respond faster the second time it meets a pathogen?
AMemory cells
BMast cells
CSkin barrier
DGastric acid
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Memory cells
Long-lived memory B and T cells remember each pathogen and mount a strong response when it returns.
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