Mary contracted measles when she was six years old. She was very sick for several weeks, but eventually recovered. Years later , Mary’s daughter contracted measles, and Mary did not get sick which type of immunity to Mary Aquire? A. Passive naturally acquired B active naturally acquired C. Active artificially acquired. D. Passive artificially acquired.

Mary contracted measles when she was six years old. She was very sick for several weeks, but eventually recovered. Years later , Mary’s daughter contracted measles, and Mary did not get sick which type of immunity to Mary Aquire? A. Passive naturally acquired B active naturally acquired C. Active artificially acquired. D. Passive artificially acquired.

Concepts of Biology

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Chapter17: The Immune System And Disease

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Problem 11RQ: The fact that the body does not normally mount an immune response to the molecules in food is an...

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