Question

Development of adequate antibodies against a vaccine preventable disease is evidence by a rise in which immunoglobulin?

Answer 1

Immunization is defined as erendering a person protected from an infectious agent. Immunity to an infectious agent can be acquired by exposure to the disease, by transfer of antibodies from mother to fetus through administration of Immunoglobiline and from vaccine.

The immune responce to injected vaccines involves IgG and IgM , that shows raise in this immunoglobulin

There are at least 9 chemically distinct classess of immunoglobulins, and the balance of the various types of cytokines that stimulate antibody secreation determiines final responce to a vaccine. also vaccine responce can differ between individuals because the same vaccine stimulates diffrent individuls to generate diffrent amounts of various cytokines.Vaccine responses might not only differ in short term but they could also vary in the long term if they trigger predominantly IgE response. It cause allergic reaction.