Fusion polypeptides and vaccines
作者： Takanori Sato
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摘要: The present invention relates to novel immunogenic polypeptides and their use in vaccine compositions. also nucleic acids,vectors cells which express the uses thereof. of more specifically comprise an domain a cell membrane addressing is derived from B5R gene. particularly suited produce vaccines for non-human animals, vaccinating swine against PCV2 infection.
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