Vaccines are produced from weakened or killed 1. red blood cells 2. pathogens. 3. antibodies 4. white blood cells

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Vaccines are produced from weakened or killed

1. red blood cells
2. pathogens.
3. antibodies
4. white blood cells

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I think the answer is red blood cells

so 1

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