d,e,f Describe each vaccine in a few sentences. Give a briefdescription and any major advantages and disadvantages.a. inactivated virus vaccineb. attenuated virus vaccinec. viral vector vaccined. RNA vaccinee. DNA vaccinef. recombinant protein vaccineDescribe the benefits of using bacteria, yeast,mammalian and insect cells to make recombinant protein.

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d,e,f

Describe each vaccine in a few sentences. Give a brief
description and any major advantages and disadvantages.
a. inactivated virus vaccine
b. attenuated virus vaccine
c. viral vector vaccine
d. RNA vaccine
e. DNA vaccine
f. recombinant protein vaccine
Describe the benefits of using bacteria, yeast,
mammalian and insect cells to make recombinant protein.

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A vaccine is an antigen prepared by original live agents in which either the disease-causing capacity is attenuated or that segment is removed so that when inserted fools the immune response and causes the immense production of antibodies against it.

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