DNA vaccines are bacterial plasmids that contain cloned DNA with an antigen of interest and unlike attenuated vaccines, there is no chance of infection when injected into animals.

Name: DNA vaccines are bacterial plasmids that contain cloned DNA with an antigen of interest and unlike attenuated vaccines, there is no chance of infection when injected into animals.
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DNA vaccines are non-infectious because they only contain genetic material encoding for a specific antigen, not the pathogen itself.

DNA Vaccines Are Bacterial Plasmids That Contain Cloned DNA with an Antigen