Scientists have identified 3 types of corona vaccine and their effects

Scientists and health experts have identified three types of corona vaccine. Experts say that the only way to eradicate the corona virus is through a vaccine. The first trial of all vaccines is underway, with the German-developed vaccine being the only vaccine approved for fission.
According to media reports, the Corona epidemic, which started in December last year, has devastated 210 countries around the world. But breaking the virus is possible only by maintaining social distance and taking precautionary measures. But a vaccine is needed to eradicate the virus. Vaccines are currently being developed in various countries.
China and Italy have also claimed to have developed vaccines, but no effective vaccine has yet been developed for effective treatment of corona.
Health experts and scientists say there are three types of corona vaccine. And these vaccines work in different ways. These vaccines include live vaccine, inactivated vaccine and DNA or mRNA vaccine. When viewed directly from a vaccine, the starting point is a virus based on a common vaccine. This common virus does not cause disease but can multiply in the cells of our body.
It stimulates the immune response, but it can eliminate the addictive disease by injecting the vaccine directly into the body. Similarly, inactivated vaccines contain selected viral proteins or inactivated viruses. These are vaccines based on pathogenic viruses that are dead. Dead viruses cannot grow much in the body. The body's immune system ensures that antibody vaccines are developed.
A person receiving such a vaccine does not develop the disease. The vaccine has already been used against diseases such as influenza, polio, cough, hepatitis B and tetanus. The third type is the DNA or mRNA vaccine or also called the gene permeable vaccine. The vaccine contains pure genetic information in the form of corona virus DNA or mRNA.
In this method, separate parts of the genetic information from the pathogen are tied into nanoparticles and inserted into the cells. Immunizations can be strengthened once the vaccine is given. The first trial of all of these vaccines is underway, with the German-developed vaccine being the only vaccine approved for fission. Germany's MRNA vaccine is being tested on humans