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are made of small quantities of dead or very weak germs of particular disease​

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Answered by sameeha343
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Vaccines include ingredients to help your immune system respond and build immunity to a specific disease. For example:

Antigens are very small amounts of weak or dead germs that can cause diseases. They help your immune system learn how to fight off infections faster and more effectively. The flu virus is an example of an antigen.

Adjuvants , which are in some vaccines, are substances that help your immune system respond more strongly to a vaccine. This increases your immunity against the disease. Aluminum is an example of an adjuvant.

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