Vaccines made from pathogens that have been killed in the laboratory, yet retain their ability to stimulate the production of antibodies, are used to provide protection against
A) measles.
B) mumps.
C) influenza.
D) rubella.

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Influenza vaccines are made from killed viruses and stimulate the production of antibodies to protect against the flu. Measles, mumps, and rubella vaccines are live attenuated vaccines, meaning the viruses used in them are weakened but not killed.

Vaccines Made from Pathogens That Have Been Killed in the Laboratory