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Acquired or adaptive immunity is not specific to any type of pathogen.

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The correct option is A False

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I) Antibodies can be passed from mother to child through breastmilk.
II) Acquired or adaptive immunity is not specific to any type of pathogen.
III) A vaccine is made up of either a weakened or dead pathogen and is used to develop immunity against that pathogen.

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I. In acquired immunity, pathogen-specific receptors are "acquired" during the lifetime of the organism.
II. Antigen is any portion of a pathogen that the body recognizes as foreign or harmful to the body resulting in imuune response.
III. Acquired immunity is first line of defence.

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