SAFETY, IMMUNOGENICITY AND IMPACT ON PARASITE MULTIPLICATION RATES OF THE CANDIDATE BLOOD-STAGE VACCINE AMA1-C1/ALHYDROGEL WITH THE NOVEL ADJUVANT CPG 7909 AGAINST BLOOD-STAGE MALARIA CHALLENGE IN HEALTHY MALARIA-NAIVE VOLUNTEERS
Main Authors: | Duncan, C, Sheehy, S, Ewer, K, Douglas, A, Halstead, F, Edwards, N, Collins, K, Lillie, P, Poulton, I, Hunt-Cooke, A, Lawrie, A, Draper, S, Gilbert, S, Fay, M, Miura, K, Long, C, Wu, Y, Hill, A, Ellis, R |
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2010
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