What does a suitable gene means in context of DNA vaccines
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Suitable gene refers to a specific segment of DNA, which is given to a person in the form of vaccine. This segment of DNA produces a specific protein, which kills the disease causing pathogen in the body, hence, providing immunity to the person.
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A ‘suitable gene’ refers to a specific DNA segment which can be injected into the cells of the host body to produce specific proteins. This protein kills the specific disease- causing organism in the host body and provides immunity.
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