Adjuvant synergy: The effects of nasal coadministration of adjuvants

Volume: 82, Issue: 6, Pages: 628 - 637
Published: Nov 2, 2004
Abstract
Modern peptide and protein subunit vaccines suffer from poor immunogenicity and require the use of adjuvants. However, none of the currently licensed adjuvants can elicit cell-mediated immunity or are suitable for mucosal immunization. In this study we explored the immunological effect of nasal co-administration of adjuvants with distinct functions: cholera toxin subunit B, a potent mucosal adjuvant that induces strong humoral responses, muramy...
Paper Details
Title
Adjuvant synergy: The effects of nasal coadministration of adjuvants
Published Date
Nov 2, 2004
Volume
82
Issue
6
Pages
628 - 637
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