Why can influenza viruses reinfect a person even after memory cells have produced immunity?

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08-06-2015
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Why can influenza viruses reinfect a person even after memory cells have produced immunity?

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Ayona1 Ayona1 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-08T19:26:25-04:00

Ayona1 Ayona1

08-06-2015

no, only if your sick with a cold. The reason we still get sick with colds are because it comes in different shapes every time so we don't have a memory cell for it .

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