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Vaccine Development Report

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AMBI, Lovelyn_D.

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Vaccine Development Vaccine Development

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STORY OR NARRATIVE (including photos, 400-450 words max)

The vaccine development story did not begin with the first vaccine,where Edward Jenner used materials …show more content…

The second group includes the subunits vaccines(such as the vaccines against recombinant hepatitis B),toxoid vaccines that consist of inactivated toxins(such as vaccines against diphtheria and tetanus),carbohydrate vaccines (such as vaccines against pneumococcus) and conjugate vaccines9such as vaccines against haemophilus influenzae type B or meningococcus).Such vaccines usually contain substances called adjuvants,which enhance the magnitude and modulate the quality of the immune response.Few adjuvants have been licensed to be used throughout the world.E.g,alum(aluminium salt-based adjuvant),AS04(a combination of adjuvant composed of monophosphoryl lipid A9a TLR4 ligand0adsorbed to alum and oil-in-water emulsions(such as MF59 AND …show more content…

Y.There is absolutely no harm in trying,as Edward Jenner tried the materials from the cowpox pustules on his human patient,which if he hadn’t,the boy would have died anyway.
3. Z.There is usually a disadvantage out of every advantage and so one must anticipate and draw out strategies in curtailing such bad that could occur in life like the side effects of vaccination in the pharmacology of vaccination.

REFERENCES FOR FURTHER READING (Harvard style - see examples)
Ref 1.https;//www.historyof vaccines.org/timeline.

Ref 2.https//en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/vacccination.

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