antibody Q

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sdm33

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Q. What is the major disadvantage of injecting the monoclonal antibody directly into the circulatory system instead of an inactivated form of the antigen?
 
A vaccine produces memory B cells that can respond to future infections. Just injecting antibodies won't have any lasting effect after they are cleared from the blood.
 
I see so Antibodies made by our body via acquired immunity or active immunity i am not sure which is , not innate immunity. however when Abs injected in to our body is not making memory cells, it is only attacking the antigens so it is called passive immunity
 
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