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Vaccines and Passive Immunotherapy
Author: Matt Waldor, M.D.,Ph.D.
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Vaccines and Passive Immunotherapy Vaccines and Passive Immunotherapy
Types of Vaccines Types of Vaccines
Live Attenuated Vaccines Live Attenuated Vaccines
Methods to make live attenuated viral vaccines Methods to make live attenuated viral vaccines
Live attenuated viral vaccines Live attenuated viral vaccines
Methods to make live attenuated bacterial vaccines Methods to make live attenuated bacterial vaccines
Live attenuated bacterial vaccines Live attenuated bacterial vaccines
Inactivated (killed) vaccines Inactivated (killed) vaccines
Killed viral vaccines Killed viral vaccines
Killed bacterial vaccines Killed bacterial vaccines
Subunit vaccines: capsular polysaccharides Subunit vaccines: capsular polysaccharides
Subunit vaccines: surface proteins Subunit vaccines: surface proteins
Toxoid vaccines Toxoid vaccines
Vaccine safety: live vaccines Vaccine safety: live vaccines
Vaccine safety: killed vaccines Vaccine safety: killed vaccines
New approaches to vaccine development New approaches to vaccine development
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