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immunity to RSV

Antibody response and ‘original antigenic sin’ in RSV influence vaccine development

February 11, 2021 COVID-19, immunity to RSV, Research, RSV, RSV antibodies, vaccine development

Variation of human immune response to RSV reinfection suggests it is important to consider this variation in vaccine design.

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