Active artificial immunity results from injecting
A) a harmless form of a pathogen.
B) live pathogens.
C) live B cells from another person.
D) antibodies.

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Active artificial immunity results from injecting a harmless form of a pathogen, which allows the body to produce its own antibodies and immune cells against the specific pathogen in the future. Injecting live pathogens can result in actual infection and illness, while injecting B cells or antibodies from another person would result in passive immunity rather than active immunity.

Active Artificial Immunity Results from Injecting