Which immune cells are primarily responsible for immunological memory after vaccination?
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Correct answer: Memory B and T cells
Memory B and T cells are generated after vaccination and provide long-term protection. Upon re-exposure to the antigen, they mount a rapid and robust response. This is the basis of vaccine-induced immunity.
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