TRAP-based vectored vaccines are more immunogenic and protective than CSP-based vectors: Correlation of efficacy with long-lived memory T cells [MIM-AH-359251]
Main Authors: | Dunachie, S, Walther, M, Keating, S, Berthoud, T, Thompson, F, Todryk, S, Carucci, D, Sinden, R, Gilbert, S, Hill, A |
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Format: | Journal article |
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2005
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