This document discusses acquired immunity, also known as specific immunity. When a foreign substance like a bacterium or virus enters the body, the immune system produces antibodies that specifically recognize and eliminate that substance. If the pathogen is encountered again later, the immune system can quickly produce those same antibodies to fight it off, conferring long-lasting protection against that specific pathogen.

1. Acquired Immunity
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