Match the description of a vaccine in questions with the correct type of vaccine (A-G).
-Good induction of mucosal immunity but risk of developing a viral disease,especially in immunocompromised hosts
A)Live attenuated or killed bacteria
B)Live attenuated oral virus
C)Synthetic viral subunit vaccines
D)Conjugate vaccines
E)Recombinant viral vectors
F)DNA vaccines
G)Purified subunit vaccines

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Live attenuated viral vaccines infect recipient cells,and viral proteins are processed and presented to T cells.This method of vaccination induces good T cell-dependent antibody responses.Attenuation makes risk of serious disease from the vaccine very low.Live attenuated oral poliovirus vaccines,which induced good IgA responses in the gastrointestinal tract,are no longer used routinely in the United States because of low but definable risk of vaccine-associated cases of paralytic polio.

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