Development of COVID-19 vaccine using a dual Toll-like receptor ligand liposome adjuvant
Abstract We developed a SARS-CoV-2 spike subunit vaccine formulation containing dual TLR ligand liposome adjuvant. The vaccine-induced robust systemic neutralizing antibodies and completely protected mice from a lethal challenge. Two immunizations protected against lung injury and cleared the virus...
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Auteurs principaux: | Mayuresh M. Abhyankar, Barbara J. Mann, Jeffrey M. Sturek, Savannah Brovero, G. Brett Moreau, Anjali Sengar, Crystal M. Richardson, Sayeh Agah, Anna Pomés, Peter M. Kasson, Mark A. Tomai, Christopher B. Fox, William A. Petri |
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2021
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