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Malaria vaccines and microarrays : clinical and laboratory evaluation of two vaccine regimens

2008-01-01

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A vaccine for malaria is urgently required, but clear correlates of immunity against malaria have not been established. A better understanding of immune markers induced by candidate malaria vaccines would greatly enhance vaccine development, immunogenicity monitoring and estimation of vaccine efficacy in the field. Two vaccine regimens were assessed in healthy malaria-naive subjects in Oxford, UK. Firstly a prime-...

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85431fe6-ab5f-5335-bc90-35792d6d372f
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10.21954/ou.ro.0000fd59
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