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Hello.
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So let's answer now the question.
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Let's match the class of vaccine to its proper description.
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So first we have here a capsule, okay, capsule polysaccharide bound to protein.
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So for this, our answer here is we have the conjugate vaccine.
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So it is a conjugate vaccine because polysaccharide is connected or conjugated to protein.
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So vaccine, which combines a weak antigen, which is a protein, with a strong antigen as a carrier so that the immune system has a strong response to the weak antigen is conjugate vaccine.
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The weak antigen, let me correct myself, the weak antigen, again, is not the protein, but the weak antigen is the polysaccharide, which is attached to the strong antigen, which is the protein.
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Okay, so this is conjugate vaccine.
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Next, we have killed or otherwise non -functional pathogen.
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So killed or otherwise non -functional pathogen.
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So if we have killed or non -functional pathogen, our answer here is we have lives.
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Attenuated okay so our answer here is the attenuated virus or not virus but attenuated vaccine so live live attenuated new weighted vaccine okay so this is our answer next we have here the weekend pathogen so if the vaccine is by weekend pathogen this is what we call inactivated vaccine so vaccines use pathogens that are still alive which are more or almost always attenuated or weakened so it is inactivated vaccine okay um let me correct myself uh i have interchanged uh the killed and weakened pathogen okay so it should be um the killed or otherwise non -functional pathogen, it should be inactivated.
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Okay...