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Chapter 17, Problem 1M
Match the characteristic in the first column with the therapy it most closely describes in the second column. Some choices may be used more than once.
- 1. __ Induces rapid onset of immunity
- 2. __ Induces mainly an antibody response
- 3. __ Induces good cell-mediated immunity
- 4. __ Increases antigenicity
- 5. __ Uses antigen fragments
- 6. __ Uses attenuated microbes
- A. Attenuated viral vaccine
- B. AdJuvant
- C. Subunit vaccine
- D. lmmunoglobulin
- E. Residual virulence
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