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Yellow fever vaccine: comparison of the neurovirulence of new 17D-204 Stamaril™ seed lots and RK 168-73 strain.

Biologicals : journal of the International Association of Biological Standardization - 1 Jul 2013

Moulin Jean-Claude, Silvano Jérémy, Barban Véronique, Riou Patrice, Allain Caroline

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The neurovirulence of two new candidate 17D-204 Stamaril™ working seed lots and that of two reference preparations were compared. The Stamaril™ working seed lots have been used for more than twenty years for the manufacturing of vaccines of acceptable safety and efficacy. The preparation designated RK 168-73 and provided by the Robert Koch Institute was used as a reference. It was confirmed that RK 168-73 strain...

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PMID: 23763825
DOI: 10.1016/j.biologicals.2013.04.005

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