Veterinarians and spelunkers (people who explore caves that may have large populations of bats) should be vaccinated against rabies. the rabies vaccine is made by treating the rabies virus with a chemical to render it non-infective. based on this, how is the rabies vaccine best characterized?

The rabies vaccine is a vaccine produced in cell culture that protects animals and humans against the virus that causes rabies.

Explanation:

Rabies is a disease that is transmitted from animals to animals and from animals to humans, through the saliva and secretions of infected animals. In this case, rabies can be delayed through bites, damaged skin, licking of mucous membranes, among others. Rabies acts directly on the nervous system and causes acute encephalomyelitis, so it is very important that the rabies vaccine is distributed to animals and people who are at risk of contracting this disease, such as veterinarians, cavers and even tourists.