The Jenner Era
Vaccine Ethics
What Else Can We Protect Against?
Platforms on Which They Stand
Immune System Starting Lineup
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This disease was the center of Edward Jenner's vaccine experimentation.

What is cowpox?

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This ethical code includes the overarching idea that voluntary consent is absolutely essential in medical experimentation.

What is the Nuremberg Code?

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DTP stands for these three diseases

What are diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis?

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Polio vaccine platform

What is whole-inactivated virus?

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This type of white blood cell is known as the "professional phagocyte" and plays a key role in engulfing and digesting pathogens.

What is a macrophage?

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Jenner's smallpox vaccine replaced the long-accepted practice of this, in which deliberate exposure to mild forms of cowpox was used.

What is variolation?

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Assessment of the patient's understanding, rendering an actual recommendation, and documenting the process are all facets of this, a pillar of medical experimentation.

What is informed consent?

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A live attenuated vaccine discovered by John Enders proved successful against three viral diseases, also referred to as this.

What is MMR?

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MMR vaccine platform

What is Live-attenuated virus?

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The main function of these immune cells is to produce antibodies, also known as immunoglobulins.

What are B Lymphocytes?

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In 1980, this group determined smallpox extinct, a huge step in history marking global eradication of a disease for the first time.

What is the World Health Organization?

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This ethical principle involves the equitable distribution of benefits and burdens of research, ensuring that vulnerable populations are not unfairly targeted.

What is justice?

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Batches of polio vaccine, administered from this laboratory, resulted in a disaster where live polio was given to patients.

What is Cutter Laboratory?

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Human papillomavirus vaccine platform

What is virus-like particle?

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The thymus is a primary organ for the development and maturation of these immune system cells, crucial for orchestrating the cellular immune response.

What are T Lymphocytes?

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Jenner's first vaccination experiment involved infecting a child with pus from a sore of a woman with this profession.

What is a milkmaid?

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Before a new vaccine is approved for widespread use, it typically undergoes rigorous testing in this phase of clinical trials to evaluate its safety and effectiveness.

What is Phase 3?

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Human serum had been used in this vaccine until 1942, when over 300,000 soldiers were given a vaccine with Hepatitis B in it.

What is yellow fever?
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This modern day vaccine platform development is marked by the mimicking of dendritic cell function which leads to a faster, more controlled immune response.

What is Artificial Antigen Presenting Cell platform?

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These small proteins, produced by cells of the immune system, act as messengers to regulate and coordinate immune responses.

What are cytokines?

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This man was the first London surgeon to vaccinate, praising Jenner for his revolutionary medical discovery.

Who is Henry Cline?

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This term refers to the honest and transparent reporting of research findings without selective omission or manipulation.

What is research integrity?

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This term for the collective immunity in a population, often achieved through vaccination, that helps protect individuals who cannot be immunized and contributes to the eradication of a disease.

What is herd immunity?

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in this vaccination platform, this genetic material is encapsulated in a lipid nanoparticle to provide stability. 

What is mRNA?

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Upon encountering an antigen, B cells can undergo this process, creating a diverse pool of antibody-producing cells.

What is somatic hypermutation?

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