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Nanoparticle or conventional adjuvants: which one improves immune response against Brucellosis?

Soheil Yousefi | Tooba Abbassi-Daloii | Mojtaba Tahmoorespur | Mohammad Hadi Sekhavati
Iranian journal of basic medical sciences | 2019

Brucellosis is a common infectious disease among animals and humans. While subunit vaccines could be used as an efficient strategy against pathogens, they usually seem to be less immunogenic than live or killed vaccines. However, the use of a suitable adjuvant accompanied by subunit vaccines can be a good alternative to enhance the immune response.

Pubmed ID: 31168339

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