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Biology, 23.05.2021 21:10 jaylafennell101

A person who has had the measles as a child or has been vaccinated against measles is unlikely to suffer a recurrence of the disease later in life. This phenomenon is primarily due to which of the following? A.) Genetic Factors
B.) Memory B Cell
C.) B Cells producing antibodies
D.) Killer T Cells

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