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The Vaccine that is more thermostable and remains active for the longer duration

A

BCG

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Vaccines of Polio

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C

Hepatitis

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All of the Above

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Solution

The correct options are
B
Vaccines of Polio

C
Hepatitis

Vaccines produced with the help of biotechnology is more thermostable and remain active for long duration Ex. Vaccines of Polio, Hepatitis

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