Define immunisation vaccination and vaccine
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Immunisation is a specific way to make someone immune and prevent the spreading of diseases. It provides immunity or resistance to individuals through the administration of vaccines against diseases .
Vaccination is carried out by injecting weak form of microbes to sensitise the body of an individual .
The vaccine stimulate the immune system in such a way that it not only stimulates the production of antibodies ( proteins that fight off infection ) but also generates a large number of memory cells against diseases . Vaccines do not actually cause disease but activate the immune system so that it remembers the pathogen specifically .
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