Antibody response after influenza immunization with various vaccine doses: a double-blind, placebo-controlled, multi-centre, dose—response study in elderly nursing-home residents and young volunteers
Authors:
- W.E.P. BeyerWBW.E.P. Beyer
- M.J.W. SprengerMSM.J.W. Sprenger
- N. MasurelNMN. Masurel
- S. de JongeSJS. de Jonge
- A. VardyAVA. Vardy
- B. CharpentierBCB. Charpentier
- J. NouryJNJ. Noury
- W.C.A. van BeekWBW.C.A. van Beek
- R.J.A. BorstRBR.J.A. Borst
- G.J. LigthartGLG.J. Ligthart
- G. KerenGKG. Keren
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