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Secondary immune response is generated due to
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Memory B and T cells generated during primary response persist long-term with lower activation thresholds. Upon re-exposure, they rapidly proliferate and differentiate into plasma and effector cells, producing faster, stronger, higher-affinity secondary immune response.
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