In which case does the recipient start making antibodies to the specific disease?
A)passive immunity
B)active immunity
C)when given the antibodies
D)passive immunity and when given the antibodies

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Active immunity is when the body produces its antibodies after being exposed to the disease or receiving a vaccine. This process takes time, but it results in long-term protection because the body remembers how to make the specific antibodies. Passive immunity, on the other hand, is when antibodies are given to a person but does not result in the person's body producing its antibodies.

In Which Case Does the Recipient Start Making Antibodies to the Specific