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Analysis of known bacterial protein vaccine antigens reveals biased physical properties and amino acid composition.

2003-10-01

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Many vaccines have been developed from live attenuated forms of bacterial pathogens or from killed bacterial cells. However, an increased awareness of the potential for transient side-effects following vaccination has prompted an increased emphasis on the use of sub-unit vaccines, rather than those based on whole bacterial cells. The identification of vaccine sub-units is often a lengthy process and bioinformatics...

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Literature Corpus work: 7de02a70-401c-53c1-b11c-0c60e23bcd2f
DOI: 10.1002/cfg.319

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