Biology, asked by miriyalasridevi75, 5 months ago

.What are the differences between antibiotic and vaccine​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Antibiotics are used to treat severe infection, whereas vaccines prevent infections from ever becoming established. And antibiotics are based on defenses that evolved in microbes, to protect them from bacteria; they are not a natural defense for us, and our bodies are not adapted to cope well with them.

Answered by pakizaabroolone
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vaccine is an inactive form of a germ (a small amount of a dead or inactivate germ) used to provide Immunity to a specific disease. Antibiotic kill bacteria, mainly used to treat bacterial infections. Vaccines kill Viruses, mainly used to prevent viral infections.

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