In the article you read, the number of cases of paralytic polio went from about 2,500 per year in the 1950s to complete eradication in the Americas by 1994. Explain how the use of cell technology makes disease eradication possible.
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Answer:Cell technology allows research into a disease to occur at a rapid pace. Cell technology speeds up the production and testing of vaccines and drugs. Cell cultures can produce antibodies in large quantities in a short period of time. Cell cultures allow vaccines to be produced cheaply. Cell cultures make it possible to vaccinate large numbers of people quickly.
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