the-lag-phase-also-known-as-the-latent-period-is-a-stage-during-the-primary-immu

Question

The lag phase, also known as the latent period, is a stage during the primary immune response where there is a delay between the initial exposure to an antigen and the detectable increase in the production of specific antibodies by the immune system. Which of the following does not happen during the lag phase?

Accepted Answer

Memory B cell activation

Answer

Antigen recognition and activation

Answer

T Cell Activation

Answer

B Cell proliferation