Answer the following related to the graph attached below: a) Relate your immune system’s response to a foreign invader (including the rise and fall of antibody concentrations you graphed) to the symptoms you felt. b) Summarize the difference between humoral and cell-mediated immunity. If desired, use additional resources to help you make this comparison.

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