And right when our primary response is over, we have the second reinfect, the second infection taking place. So we are reinfected by that same exact pathogen that contains that same exact antigen. Now, because we have those memory B cells in our blood circulating our blood, our lymph and our tissue, we have that specific antibody that can actually bind and destroy that antigen. And so what that means is the latent period will be much shorter because our adaptive immune system already consists of those memory B cells and memory T cells that contain that specific antibody. And so the latent period will be much shorter. On top of that, the concentration of the peak, the highest amount, the highest concentration of immunoglobulins that we produce will be much greater than in the primary case as a result of the presence of those memory cells.