Study of Vaccination is types and working over Immune system of Human Body
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Vaccine, Immunization, Virus, BacteriaAbstract
In contemporary medicine, vaccines have been hailed as one of the greatest achievements. Vaccinology and immunology have a history dating back more than two centuries, yet their development paths have diverged so drastically that many of the world's most effective vaccines were developed experimentally, with little or no consideration for immunological factors. It is now possible to develop vaccines with a more logical approach because to new insights into the processes of vaccination-induced immunity. Here, we'll look at some of the most recent developments in the field of vaccine immunology.
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