Safety Concerns in the Latter Part of the Twentieth Century

Multiple Choice

Safety concerns in the latter part of the twentieth century prompted the development of an acellular formulation of a vaccine directed against Bordetella pertussis, the causative agent of whooping cough. This acellular vaccine, made from a mixture of four

A) A robust antibody response comprised primarily of IgA
B) A robust systemic antibody response comprised primarily of IgG
C) A strong inflammatory response leading to septic shock
D) A robust cellular response comprised primarily of TH17 cells
E) A robust cellular response comprised primarily of TFH cells