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Immunisation is the process by which the human body is made familiar to a particulr type of disease in a weaker form . By doing dis the body will recognise the germ when a stronger for, of it attacks the body and the white blood cells will b able to fight d germs of more easily.

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Immunization, or immunisation, is the process by which an individual's immune system becomes fortified against an agent (known as the immunogen).

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Immunization is process in which an individual is vaccinated against a particular disease. The Vaccine contains weakened causative agent of that disease which stimulates immune system in our body and antibodies develop against that disease such that when our body encounters the pathogen for the next time it can be easily countered.

Immunization is used to prevent diseases caused by microorganisms

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Immunity is the ability of an organism to resist an attack of pathogen. Immunity is of two types – active immunity and passive information. The concise information on these types is as follows

Active immunity
� Resistance is developed due to a previous infection. Person’s immune system synthesizes antibodies.
� Two types – Natural and artificial
� Natural is conferred when a person suffers and survives from a disease and artificial is conferred by vaccination.
Passive immunity
� Resistance is provided by inculcating the individual with ready made antibodies.
� Two types – Natural and artificial
� Natural – Through mother blood to foetus
� Artificial – Through antiserum obtained from animals blood.
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