Composition and methods for enhancing immunogenecity of antigens
作者： George Raymond Gunn , Yvonne Paterson , Christian Peters
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摘要: Compositions and methods for enhancing the immunogenicity of an antigen via fusion to a non-hemolytic truncated form listeriolysin or PEST-like amino acid sequence derived from prokaryotic organism are provided.
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