Which of the following characteristics is true of an anamnestic response compared to a primary response? An anamnestic response has:

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An anamnestic response is a secondary response that occurs upon re-exposure to an antigen. It has a shorter lag phase than the primary response, as memory cells already exist and can quickly produce a large number of antibodies. These antibodies are predominately IgG, which is more effective than IgM in neutralizing pathogens. Additionally, the antibodies produced during an anamnestic response have a longer half-life and do not decline as quickly compared to the antibodies produced during a primary response.

Which of the Following Characteristics Is True of an Anamnestic