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This paper takes an in-depth look at vaccines, which are considered blueprints to motivate and induce an individual's immune system to protect it from invaders such as microorganisms or viruses. The paper shows how when a virus enters the body, the immune system attempts to prohibit the invasion. The immune system activates specific cells to combat the virus. According to the paper, these specific cells involve B cells and T cells, which make antibodies to combat the virus from replicating in the bloodstream so that it doesn't grow further to infect other cells.

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"According to the National Institute of Health, vaccines are considered blueprints to motivate and induce an individual's immune system by protecting it from invaders such as microorganisms or viruses. As the virus enters the body, the immune system attempts to prohibit and invasion. The immune system activates specific cells to combat the virus. These specific cells involve B cells and T cells, which make antibodies to combat the virus from replicating in the bloodstream so that it doesn't grow further to infect other cells. The T cells are considered virus combating cells or killer cells to attack the invaders. The viruses contain several molecules that the body may recognize as a foreign..."

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