What type of vaccines are ones in which the pathogen is still alive but in a weekend state?
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A(n) ___________ pathogen is in a weakened state; it is still capable of stimulating an immune response but does not cause a disease.
Fill in the Blank A(n)______ pathogen is in a weakened state; it is still capable of stimulating an immune response but does not cause a disease.
Select the answers to the following questions: One problem with vaccines that contain killed pathogens is that. Attenuated vaccines typically cause a stronger immune response because. A toxoid, which contains denatured toxin from a pathogen, would best be described as an example of. they cannot be given to immunocompromised people. they are given to people with a weakened immune system. Subunit vaccine. Recombinant vaccine. the pathogens used in these vaccines are extremely virulent. they may not stimulate a strong response. Killed vaccine. they are given to people who have a very strong immune system. the pathogen can still multiply in the host. large numbers of pathogens are used in them. Attenuated vaccine. the pathogen may reactivate and cause disease. they may stimulate an excessive immune response. Inactivated vaccine. they can only be given to immunocompromised people.
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