How Are Vaccines Made?
A typical vaccine has an ingredient that resembles the microorganism that causes illness and is typically made from weak or dead forms from the microbes, their toxicants, as well as one or more of the surface proteins.
A typical vaccine has an ingredient that resembles the microorganism that causes illness and is typically made from weak or dead forms from the microbes, their toxicants, as well as one or more of the surface proteins.
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