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Question: Why is it difficult to create a vaccine against a common cold? (1 point)
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( ) Vaccines are unnecessary because antibiotics are an effective treatment.
( ) The viral genome mutates very quickly.
( ) It is impossible to create a vaccine against illnesses caused by proviruses.
( ) Vaccines are only effective against bacterial infections.
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(X) The viral genome mutates very quickly.
Reason: Many cold-causing viruses (and their strains) change rapidly, so immunity to one strain doesn't protect against others, making a broadly effective vaccine difficult.
Reason: Many cold-causing viruses (and their strains) change rapidly, so immunity to one strain doesn't protect against others, making a broadly effective vaccine difficult.
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