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The document outlines key differences between the adaptive and innate immune systems. The adaptive immune system has a slower response time measured in days to weeks, but its response level varies and increases upon repeat exposure as it develops memory. In contrast, the innate immune system acts within minutes to hours with a fixed response level that remains constant upon repeat exposure. Both systems utilize common effector mechanisms to eliminate microbes.
The document outlines key differences between the adaptive and innate immune systems. The adaptive immune system has a slower response time measured in days to weeks, but its response level varies and increases upon repeat exposure as it develops memory. In contrast, the innate immune system acts within minutes to hours with a fixed response level that remains constant upon repeat exposure. Both systems utilize common effector mechanisms to eliminate microbes.
The document outlines key differences between the adaptive and innate immune systems. The adaptive immune system has a slower response time measured in days to weeks, but its response level varies and increases upon repeat exposure as it develops memory. In contrast, the innate immune system acts within minutes to hours with a fixed response level that remains constant upon repeat exposure. Both systems utilize common effector mechanisms to eliminate microbes.