The Genetic Puzzle of Vaccination

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Vaccination is pivotal in public health, acting as a defense against infectious diseases by stimulating the immune system to recognize pathogens. The relationship between vaccination and genotypes is significant, as genetic variations can influence vaccine efficacy. Research highlights specific genes that affect immune responses, leading to personalized vaccination strategies tailored to individual genetic profiles. Additionally, widespread vaccination fosters herd immunity, reducing disease transmission and protecting vulnerable populations unable to receive vaccines.