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The impact of vaccination against rotavirus on viral faecal shedding, genetic stability and mucosal immune response in a cohort of infants in the UK

2020-01-01

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Background: In July 2013, an oral live-attenuated monovalent human rotavirus G1P[8] vaccine, Rotarix® , was introduced into the United Kingdom's national immunisation programme as a two-dose regime. This vaccine is used widely on a global scale. Data on vaccine take have been reported through clinical trials assessing shedding at specific timepoints and immunogenicity by seroconversion. However, the longitudinal d...

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DOI: 10.17638/03069023

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