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    An Anamnestic Response Differs from a Primary Antibody Response in Several
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An Anamnestic Response Differs from a Primary Antibody Response in Several

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An anamnestic response differs from a primary antibody response in several important aspects.IgG-type antibodies are the principal class of antibody formed in a primary response.

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