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Which substances would most likely be contained in a new vaccine developed against a newly found viral infection that appears in a population?
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The weakened form of the virus or parts of inactivated virus strains to which the immunity from the vaccine is desired. There will also be other ingredients that preserve and prepare the compound for administration. See related question below.
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