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How does a vaccine work?

sisapauli2013 — 2022-01-19 17:12:05 UTC

Betsabé Rodríguez

2022-01-19 17:48:02 UTC

The vaccine works by mimicking viruses and bacterias by preparing the immune system to defend against them.

Gerardt Castro

2022-01-19 17:49:15 UTC

It works by mimicking the virus by preparing the immune system to recognize and defend against it.

Sofia Samaniego

2022-01-19 17:49:31 UTC

When a vaccine is administered, the immune system recognizes the antigen, interprets that it is the disease and produces antibodies against it, the defenses generated thanks to the vaccine are responsible for protecting it to avoid the disease or that it is mild.

MICAELA MEDINA

2022-01-19 17:49:33 UTC

A vaccine is a preparation that causes the formation of antibodies that allow you to be immunized against a disease.

Jean Ortega

2022-01-19 17:50:42 UTC

Vaccines contain weakened or inactive parts of a particular organism (antigen) that triggers an immune response within the body. Newer vaccines contain the blueprint for producing antigens rather than the antigen itself.

MARÍA BELÉN ROSAS :)

2022-01-19 17:53:15 UTC

The vaccine contains a small part of the virus that we want our body to protect us from.
When you get vaccinated that, small part of the virus stays in our body and the inmune system learns how to fight it.

Jose Cerezo

2022-01-20 04:12:12 UTC

Vaccination helps a person’s immune defences to overcome a common disease that they may be exposed to. Being vaccinated prevents people from catching the disease in the vast majority of cases.
In some cases, a person can still get a disease after being vaccinated, but the symptoms are milder and recovery is faster.