Table 1.
Vaccines | Advantages | Disadvantages |
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Viral vectored vaccines | Stimulation of innate immune response; induction of T and B cell immune response. | induction of anti-vector immunity: cell based manufacturing |
DNA vaccines | Non-infectious; stimulation of innate immune response; egg and cell free; stable, rapid and scalable production; induction of T and B cell immune response. | Potential integration into human genome; poor immunogenicity in humans. |
RNA vaccines | Non-infectious, non-integrating, natural degradation, egg and cell free, rapid and scalable production; stimulation of innate immune response; induction of T and B cell immune response. | Concerns with instability and low immunogenicity. |