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The process of developing a vaccine is laborious and complex, taking more than ten years in every case. Vaccines can be used therapeutically or prophylactically. A therapeutic vaccination is always intended to prevent cancer, but a prophylactic vaccine is intended to stop a future infection by a naturally occurring disease. Vaccines are frequently natural pathogens that are dead or inactivated or pathogen analogs. Here, we provide a quick overview of the uses of exosomes in the creation of vaccines. In addition, Creative Biolabs provides a wide range of exosome-related services to support the development of vaccines and to further exosome research. Check our cell-derived exosome-based vaccines
