First, the popular claim that AsA is always good, no matter how much, should probably be re-considered ( Even more than other known biosynthetic routes, AsA biosynthesis appears entangled in the complexity of cell metabolism
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Triggering innate and adaptive responses To stimulate adaptive immunity, a vaccine requires a pathogen-specific immunogen as well as an adjuvant the latter stimulates the innate immune system and provides the necessary second signal for T cell activation
Yes, especially for correcting a deficiency
