Classify each statement as either true or false. True Answer Bank One disadvantage of DNA vaccines is that they don't generate significant immunologic memory. Live, attenuated vaccines are more likely to induce cell-mediated immunity than are killed, inactivated vaccines. A DNA vaccine only induces an immune response to a single epitope. False

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