Newborn babies are given several types of vaccines in order to protect them from acquiring diseases. Which of the following is responsible for this immunity process?

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Vaccination is an active immunity which involves exposure to a killed or weakened form of the disease in order to trigger production of antibodies.
Passive immunity is a temporary protection from diseases brought by introduction of antibodies from another person.
The innate immune system is comprised of non-specific barriers and cellular responses that acts immediately following infection.
An autoimmune disease refers to a condition wherein immune cells function abnormally and attack molecular components of the body's own organs.

Newborn Babies Are Given Several Types of Vaccines in Order