All of the following are types of vaccines EXCEPT: • Subunit vaccines • Inactivated viruses O mRNA vaccines O Opsonization viruses • Attenuated or "live" viruses

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Nikolay Tsonev · Answer 1 · 2024-03-29T12:52:31+0000

The type of vaccine that is NOT listed among the options you provided is "Opsonization viruses." Opsonization is a process related to the immune response, but it is not a type of vaccine. The other options represent different types of vaccines:

1. Subunit vaccines

2. Inactivated viruses

3. mRNA vaccines

4. Attenuated or "live" viruses

These are all recognized types of vaccines used to prevent various diseases.

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