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What substance in a vaccine stimulates the immune system
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What substance in a vaccine stimulates the immune system

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antigens

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A vaccine contains a weakened or dead version of the virus. This weakened or dead virus is what triggers your immune system. Your body registers the presence of this virus and begins to produce antibodies to fighting off.

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