Attenuated organisms often provide a weak or short-lived immune response. Vaccines containing toxoid are used when the pathogenicity of the organism is a result of the secreted toxin.        BOTH statements are TRUE       FIRST statement is TRUE; SECOND statement is FALSE       BOTH statements are FALSE

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