How is adaptive immunity different from innate immunity?
A) Adaptive immunity is less effective than innate immunity.
B) Adaptive immunity is nonspecific; innate immunity is specific.
C) Adaptive immunity is immediate; innate immunity is slower acting.
D) Adaptive immunity has memory; innate immunity does not.
E) Adaptive immunity is the first line of defense; innate immunity is the second line of defense.
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