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Adaptive immunity is given to the body in the form of a vaccine or breast milk; innate is produced by the body as a response; and passive is a natural defense you are born with.
Adaptive immunity is given to the body in the form of a vaccine or breast milk; innate is produced by the body as a response; and passive is a natural defense you are born with.
Adaptive immunity is produced by the body as a response; innate is a natural defense you are born with; and passive is given to the body in the form of a vaccine or breast milk.
Adaptive immunity is produced by the body as a response; innate is a natural defense you are born with; and passive is given to the body in the form of a vaccine or breast milk.
Adaptive immunity is given to the body in the form of a vaccine or breast milk; innate is a natural defense you are born with; and passive is produced by the body as a response.
Adaptive immunity is given to the body in the form of a vaccine or breast milk; innate is a natural defense you are born with; and passive is produced by the body as a response.
Adaptive immunity is produced by the body as a response; innate is given to the body in the form of a vaccine or breast milk; and passive is a natural defense you are born with.
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The best explanation of the differences between adaptive, innate, and passive immunities is:
Adaptive immunity is given to the body in the form of a vaccine or breast milk; innate is a natural defense you are born with; and passive is produced by the body as a response.
So the correct response would be:
Adaptive immunity is given to the body in the form of a vaccine or breast milk; innate is a natural defense you are born with; and passive is produced by the body as a response.
