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Early in a primary immune response, antibodies are often produced before exten...
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Early in a primary immune response, antibodies are often produced before extensive affinity maturation has occurred. Despite having relatively low affinity at individual antigen-binding sites, these early antibodies can still bind pathogens effectively and contribute to immune protection.
Which explanation BEST accounts for the
effectiveness of IgM during this early phase?
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