Vaccines produced by genetically engineered bacteria contain the antigen(s) of the disease-causing organism, not the organism itself.

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Vaccines produced by genetically engineered bacteria are made using a specific protein or antigen from the disease-causing organism, not the entire organism itself. The antigen stimulates the immune system to produce a protective response, helping to prevent the disease.

Vaccines Produced by Genetically Engineered Bacteria Contain the Antigen(s) of the Disease-Causing