Antigenic stability of H1N1 pandemic vaccines correlates with vaccine strain
Authors:
- Aaron FarnsworthAFAaron Farnsworth
- Terry D. CyrTCTerry D. Cyr
- Changgui LiCLChanggui Li
- Junzhi WangJWJunzhi Wang
- Xuguang LiXLXuguang Li
- 1 February 2011
- Vol. 29 (8) , 1529-1533
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