Discussion
The function of an adjuvant in a vaccine is
Answer: C
Correct answer: antigenicity
An adjuvant makes the antigen more immunogenic: it holds the antigen at the injection site so that it is released slowly, and it provokes a local inflammatory response that draws in and activates antigen-presenting cells. The result is a stronger and longer-lasting response to the same amount of antigen.
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