What is another word for anamnestic response?
Pronunciation: [ˌanɐmnˈɛstɪk ɹɪspˈɒns] (IPA) 
An anamnestic response is a significant medical term that describes the ability of the immune system to remember an antigen. The term is often used to describe vaccinations and the antibodies that they produce. Synonyms for the anamnestic response include immune memory, immune recall, and immune response. These terms all refer to the ability of the immune system to quickly mobilize antibodies and immune cells in response to a previously encountered antigen. The anamnestic response is crucial in protecting the body from infectious diseases, as it allows the immune system to respond rapidly to an invasion by a pathogen that it has previously encountered.
