Biodegradable pulsatile release technologies for viral vector based vaccinations
<p>Vaccines are arguably the greatest public health intervention of modern era medicine. Most vaccines, in order to be effective require multiple doses. This is disadvantageous as there is an increasing trend towards non-compliance with subsequent doses. Viral vectored vaccines represent argua...
Main Author: | Krastev, C |
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Other Authors: | Hill, A |
Format: | Thesis |
Language: | English |
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2018
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