A significant rise in IgG detected during the convalescent phase is diagnostic for infection and is called

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A significant rise in IgG during the convalescent phase is diagnostic for infection and is called seroconversion. This occurs when the body mounts an immune response to a specific pathogen, leading to the production of specific antibodies. The increase in IgG levels indicates that the infection has been effectively cleared and the body has built immunity to the pathogen. Choices A, B, and D are not accurate descriptions of this phenomenon.

A Significant Rise in IgG Detected During the Convalescent Phase