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    Scientists have developed three types of recombinant vaccines using rDNA technologies: (1) live genetically modified organisms, (2) recombinant inactivated ("killed") vaccines, and (3) genetic vaccines. These vaccines do not cause disease but still induce a strong immune response. Research has also focused on vaccine delivery methods and adjuvants to enhance the immune response and develop more effective, stable, and safe recombinant vaccines.

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    Scientists have developed three types of recombinant vaccines using rDNA technologies: (1) live genetically modified organisms, (2) recombinant inactivated ("killed") vaccines, and (3) genetic vaccines. These vaccines do not cause disease but still induce a strong immune response. Research has also focused on vaccine delivery methods and adjuvants to enhance the immune response and develop more effective, stable, and safe recombinant vaccines.

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    Tyes of Vaccines

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    Scientists have developed three types of recombinant vaccines using rDNA technologies: (1) live genetically modified organisms, (2) recombinant inactivated ("killed") vaccines, and (3) genetic vaccines. These vaccines do not cause disease but still induce a strong immune response. Research has also focused on vaccine delivery methods and adjuvants to enhance the immune response and develop more effective, stable, and safe recombinant vaccines.

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    Using recombinant deoxyribonucleic acid (rDNA) technologies, scientists

    have been able to develop three types of recombinant vaccines: (1) live
    genetically modified organisms, (2) recombinant inactivated (“killed”)
    vaccines, and (3) genetic vaccines. These vaccines no longer cause
    disease, but still induce a strong immune response. Paralleling the
    development of new, more efficacious, stable, and safe recombinant
    vaccines has been the study of vaccine delivery methods and
    immunostimulating adjuvant compounds that enhance the immune
    response.

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