Vaccines are effective in preventing disease because they: a Interfere with the release of Suppressor T-Cells b Are antibodies directed against specific pathogens c Trigger Memory B-Cell & antibody formation

Vaccines are effective in preventing disease because they:

a
Interfere with the release of Suppressor T-Cells
b
Are antibodies directed against specific pathogens
c
Trigger Memory B-Cell & antibody formation
d
None of the Above

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