Steps toward a Universal Influenza Vaccine: Research Models and Comparison of Current Approaches
The ability of influenza virus to adapt to various species and evade natural immunity makes the ubiquitous pathogen particularly difficult to eradicate. Annual reformulation of influenza vaccines is costly and time-consuming and has varying efficacy against influenza virus strains. Therefore, worldw...
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Main Authors: | Wong, Terianne (Author), Ross, Ted M. (Author) |
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IntechOpen,
2016-10-26.
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