This is not true of specific immunity
A) reacts faster than nonspecific immunity
B) has a memory ability
C) produces a stronger response than nonspecific immunity
D) all of the above are true of specific immunity

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Specific immunity, also known as adaptive immunity, does not react faster than nonspecific immunity (innate immunity). Instead, it is characterized by its ability to remember past infections and produce a stronger, more targeted response upon re-exposure to the same pathogen.

This Is Not True of Specific Immunity