Immunity gained by the transfer of antibodies across the placental barrier is called

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Passive immunity is gained when preformed antibodies are transferred to an individual, rather than that individual's own immune system producing antibodies in response to infection or immunization. In the case of antibodies transferred across the placenta from a mother to her developing fetus, this is an example of passive immunity.

Immunity Gained by the Transfer of Antibodies Across the Placental