1. Pathogens and vaccines with short incubation periods are not ideal for generating immunity against future infection. a. Why ??? b. What should the ideal incubation period length be? c. What are three additional requirements for a good vaccine? Need authentic and correct answer if your answer copied I report to bartleyby instantly

1. Pathogens and vaccines with short incubation periods are not ideal for generating immunity against future infection. a. Why ??? b. What should the ideal incubation period length be? c. What are three additional requirements for a good vaccine? Need authentic and correct answer if your answer copied I report to bartleyby instantly

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