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Immunity is the body's ability to destroy any diseases that come your way. There are many different types of immunity. Including: Innate Immunity, Acquired Immunity (Also known as Adaptive).
Innate Immunity: The body's natural reaction when something bad comes in contact with your body cells. Has two different types: External: the first line of defense, and Internal: the second line of defense. It is the first and second line of defense when a virus/bacteria comes in.
Acquired Immunity: Also known as Adaptive or Specific Immunity, it is the third line of defense. It has two different types of defense: Passive: When antibiotics are injected into the human to counter act the antigens, and Active: Produced by clonal selection and expansion.
Active Immunity:
Active Immunity is caused by the contact of
pathogens.
Active Immunity does not immediately
happen, it takes time for it become activate.
It last for a long time might even be life
long affects.
They produce antibiotics as the response
to pathogens.
There are very few side affects.
Passive Immunity:
Produced from antibodies from outside.
Passive Immunity is immediate.
Only last for a few days.
What I learned: I learned that active immunity is a unnatural immunity like a shot or a pill. But passive immunity is natural like you white blood cells attacking the diseases.
Citations:
Deena T Kochunni, Jazir Haneef. "Difference Between Active And Passive Immunity". Majordifferences.com. N.p., 2017. Web. 17 May 2017.
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