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Andrew J. Morgan of the porous medium-fluid system, though considered physically infinitesimal, however, are large enough compared to the size of pores and particles (grains, fibers) forming a porous medium. Averaged characteristics of the porous medium, which are introduced for mathematical description, may be suf

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Cornelis A. Kraaijeveld,Tom A. M. Oosterlaken,Harm Snippeed. Special attention is focused on the standard contact porosimetry, which provides no destruction of the samples and gives a possibility to determine pores in a wide diapason of sizes. Owing to these advantages, the technique allows us to research evolution of porous structure at different stages

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Carriers for Peptides: Theories and Technology, synthetic peptides to “foreign” protein molecules or by direct linkage to proteins for expression as recombinant fusion proteins. However it should be recognised that the method used to link the peptide to the carrier can greatly influence both the quantitative and qualitative nature of the immune response observed.

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Optimization of Carriers and Adjuvants a Model Study Using Semliki Forest Virus Infection of Mice,st the whole pathogen, as well as the large scale production of the protein or peptide identified as a potential vaccine. These developments are further supported by the search for suitable adjuvants, that will enhance the immunogenicity of nonreplicating vaccines without being toxic themselves.

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,Dendritic Cells: Nature’s Adjuvants,ne responses. For this reason, Steinman has referred to these cells as Nature’s adjuvants. In the context of vaccinology, it seems likely that the development of successful vaccines and optimal immunization strategies will require targeting of antigens to these cells in particular.

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