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Virus-like particles as a modular system for novel vaccines.

Abstract:: Induction of protective immune responses with recombinant antigens is a major challenge for the vaccine industry. Here we present a molecular assembly system that renders antigens of choice highly repetitive. Using this method, efficient antibody responses may be induced in the absence of adjuvants resulting in protection from viral infection and allergic reactions.

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Lechner, F., Jegerlehner, A., Tissot, A., Maurer, P., Sebbel, P., Renner, W., Jennings, G., & Bachmann, M. (2002). Virus-like particles as a modular system for novel vaccines. Intervirology, 45(4-6), 212–217.

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Lechner, F., et al. “Virus-like Particles as a Modular System for Novel Vaccines.” Intervirology, vol. 45, no. 4-6, 2002, pp. 212–17.

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Lechner, F, A Jegerlehner, A Tissot, P Maurer, P Sebbel, W Renner, G Jennings, and M Bachmann. 2002. “Virus-like Particles as a Modular System for Novel Vaccines.” Intervirology 45 (4-6): 212–17.
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Journal:: Intervirology More from this journal
Volume:: 45
Issue:: 4-6
Pages:: 212-217
Publication date:: 2002-01-01
DOI:: 10.1159/000067912
EISSN:: 1423-0100
ISSN:: 0300-5526

Language:: English
Keywords:: Virion

Hypersensitivity

Animals

Immunotherapy

Viral Vaccines

Antigens

Humans
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Deposit date:: 2014-06-18

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