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DNA Vaccines: The Future of Immunization

2024-10-24

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This article mainly discusses the prospects of DNA vaccines as a future form of immunization. DNA vaccines, also known as nucleic acid vaccines or gene vaccines, inject genes encoding specific protein antigens directly into animals. By utilizing recombinant eukaryotic expression vectors, they activate the immune system to produce specific humoral and cellular immune responses, providing comprehensive protection ag...

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Literature Corpus work: fda88f43-8be3-52f6-9db7-8ffaaaee27d8
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202410.1978.v1

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