Titlebook: Vaccine Protocols; Andrew Robinson,Graham H. Farrar,Christopher N. Wi Book 19961st edition Humana Press 1996

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Development of Attenuated , Strains that Express Heterologous Antigens,ques that do not lead to the accumulation of undefined genetic lesions, which may compromise the immunogenicity of . growing in vivo. With this in mind, we will describe appropriate techniques for manipulating . with the aim of constructing effective oral vaccines.

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The Use of Adjuvants in Experimental Vaccines,e humoral and cell-mediated immune responses but there may be concomitant adverse side-effects because of the reactogenicity of some types of mineral oil, particularly the formation of the epithelioid macrophage granuloma at the site of injection and local ulceration when the injection is given subc

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Stimulation of Mucosal Immunity,uch as α4β7 integrin on lymphocytes and MAdCAM- on mucosal blood vessels (.), leads to dissemination of the mucosal immune response. One benefit of this, therefore, is that immunization of an accessible mucosal surface may induce an immune response at less accessible mucosal sites (such as the genit

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