DNA vaccines ____.
A) use RNA to assist in the transformation process
B) have been created but are ineffective
C) show promise in animal studies and are now in clinical trials
D) have been approved by the government to fight several diseases
E) sometimes infect the subject with the disease it's attempting to fight

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DNA vaccines show promise in animal studies and are now in clinical trials. They work by introducing a small piece of DNA into the body, which then produces the desired protein, triggering an immune response. They do not use RNA and have not yet been approved by the government for widespread use. They also do not infect the subject with the disease they are attempting to fight.

DNA Vaccines ____