Question
Write any four differences between Interferons and Antibodies.

Answer

Differences between Interferons and Antibodies :
S.No.InterferonsAntibodies
1These show rapid reactions.Whereas these are slow acting.
2These provide temporary protection.These provide long term protection.
3These form the second layer of defense of the bodyThese form the third layer of the body
4Interferons act inside cells.Whereas antibodies act outside the cell.
5These are secreted from any cell infected with a microorganism.Whereas these are produced only from B-cells of plasma.
6By entering the infected cells into the nearby healthy cells, they make them resistant to infectionBlood travels through lymph to fight antigens

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