Facilitated DNA inoculation induces anti-HIV-1 immunity in vivo
Authors:
- Bin WangBWBin Wang
- Kenneth E. UgenKUKenneth E. Ugen
- Jean BoyerJBJean Boyer
- Daniel McCallusDMDaniel McCallus
- Vasantha SrikantanVSVasantha Srikantan
- Michael AgadjanyanMAMichael Agadjanyan
- Catherine J. PachukCPCatherine J. Pachuk
- Kathleen HeroldKHKathleen Herold
- Michael MervaMMMichael Merva
- Lori GilbertLGLori Gilbert
- Kesen DengKDKesen Deng
- 1 December 1994
- Vol. 12 (16) , 1545-1550
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