Discussion
Active immunity is due to
Answer: C
Correct answer: Memory cells
What makes active immunity last is the pool of memory cells left behind after a response. They persist for years and, on meeting the same antigen again, produce a response that is faster, larger and of higher affinity - the basis of vaccination. Killer, helper and suppressor T cells all act during a response but do not carry its memory.
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