2.1 The advantage of an RNA vaccine over an adenoviral vaccine is: A) the RNA is short-lived and cannot be replicated in the target cell and so is unlikely to cause long-term genetic damage. B) the lipid nanoparticles that the RNA is packaged in do not induce an inactivating immune response in the person being vaccinated C) RNA vaccines can be made more quickly and are more easily changed than adenoviral vaccines. D) all of the above.
2.1 The advantage of an RNA vaccine over an adenoviral vaccine is: A) the RNA is short-lived and cannot be replicated in the target cell and so is unlikely to cause long-term genetic damage. B) the lipid nanoparticles that the RNA is packaged in do not induce an inactivating immune response in the person being vaccinated C) RNA vaccines can be made more quickly and are more easily changed than adenoviral vaccines. D) all of the above.
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Transcribed Image Text:2.1 The advantage of an RNA vaccine over an adenoviral vaccine is:
A) the RNA is short-lived and cannot be replicated in the target cell and so is unlikely to
cause long-term genetic damage.
B) the lipid nanoparticles that the RNA is packaged in do not induce an inactivating immune
response in the person being vaccinated
C) RNA vaccines can be made more quickly and are more easily changed than adenoviral
vaccines.
D) all of the above.
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