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The lecture Vaccine Components: Antigen, Carrier and Adjuvant by Peter Delves, PhD is from the course Vaccine Immunology. It contains the following chapters:
- A Closer Look on Vaccine Components
- Uses of Vaccines
Included Quiz Questions
Monophosphoryl lipid A is recognized by:
- TLR4
- TLR1
- TLR2
- TLR3
- TLR5
What is the function of an adjuvant in a vaccine?
- Stimulates antigen uptake and stimulate an immune response.
- Provides Helper T cell epitopes.
- Functions as a subunit to an antigen.
- Facilitates recognition by Dendritic cells.
- Neutralizes pathogenic nature of live-attenuated viruses.
Which of the following infections can be controlled by a vaccine during infection?
- Zoster
- Polio
- Rabies
- Rubella
- HPV/HBV
Author of lecture Vaccine Components: Antigen, Carrier and Adjuvant
Peter Delves, PhD
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