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When compared to the first immune response to the same antigen, which of the following is not a hallmark of the secondary immune response?

When compared to the first immune response to the same antigen, which of the following is not a hallmark of the secondary immune response? Correct Answer Antibody is generated without T-cell help

The features of the secondary immune response are: i) Antibodies are produced in greater numbers and at a faster rate. ii) The generated antibody has a higher affinity for the antigen.

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