Mutant influenza A virus nucleoprotein is preferentially localized in the cytoplasm and its immunization in mice shows higher immunogenicity and cross-reactivity
Authors:
- Kenji OhbaKOKenji Ohba
- Shinsuke YoshidaSYShinsuke Yoshida
- Zahidunnabi DewanZDZahidunnabi Dewan
- Hiromi ShimuraHSHiromi Shimura
- Nozomi SakamakiNSNozomi Sakamaki
- Fumihiko TakeshitaFTFumihiko Takeshita
- Naoki YamamotoNYNaoki Yamamoto
- Kenji OkudaKOKenji Okuda
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