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A research team identifies the microbe responsible for a new epidemic disease an

A research team identifies the microbe responsible for a new epidemic disease and determines that it is an intracellular parasite. They are able to find conditions under which it will grow in the laboratory. The team is now interested in developing a vaccine to prevent the disease. What type of vaccine is the best choice for providing protection from infection with this microbe? Defend your answer.

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