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Delivery of multiple CD8 cytotoxic T cell epitopes by DNA vaccination

Thomson et al., 1998

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1306224366395492113
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Thomson S
Sherritt M
Medveczky J
Elliott S
Moss D
Fernando G
Brown L
Suhrbier A
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The Journal of Immunology

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Abstract Development of CD8 αβ CTL epitope-based vaccines requires an effective strategy capable of co-delivering large numbers of CTL epitopes. Here we describe a DNA plasmid encoding a polyepitope or “polytope” protein, which contained multiple contiguous minimal …
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