What are vaccines against viruses created from?

a. Killed organisms or extracts of antigens
b. Live organisms weakened to produce antigens
c. Purified toxins that have been chemically detoxified
d. Recombinant pathogenic protein


Ans: b. Live organisms weakened to produce antigens

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