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T-cells are activated when antigen fragments from foreign proteins bind to T-cell receptors.
Each year disease control researchers attempt to identify predicted flu strains for the coming year and develop vaccines to offer acquired immunity to those at risk.
Vaccines promote basic antigen antibody host responses to foreign antigens. This "anamnestic response" helps contain and destroy future encounters with the same antigen.
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