During which response to the antigen do we display a latent period of no secretory antibody synthesis?

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The primary response to an antigen involves a latent period where there is no secretory antibody synthesis. This is because the immune system needs time to recognize and respond to the antigen, and generate the appropriate immune cells and antibodies to fight it. Once the primary response is initiated, there is a lag phase before antibody production begins. In contrast, the secondary response to an antigen is faster and more effective, as the immune system has already been primed to recognize and respond to the antigen from a previous exposure.

During Which Response to the Antigen Do We Display a Latent