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Question 5: Discuss with your teacher what does ‘a suitable gene’ means, in the context of DNA vaccines.

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Answer 1

A suitable gene of specific dna segment when inserted in the the  body of host to produce specific type of protein which gives passive immunity to the organism and helps to fight with foreign organism

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Answer 2

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Explanation:"Suitable gene" in the context of DNA vaccine would mean incorporating a small segment of DNA in the host genome, that codes for producing required humoral immunity whenever antigens enter into the body of the host.