Discussion
Vaccines are made up of:
Answer: B
Correct answer: Weak microorganisms
A vaccine contains the pathogen in a form that cannot cause disease - weakened (attenuated) or killed organisms, or just a part of one such as a surface protein or an inactivated toxin. The immune system responds and retains memory cells, so a later encounter with the real organism is dealt with at once.
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