Maternal immunization with a recombinant adenovirus-expressing fusion protein protects neonatal cotton rats from respiratory syncytia virus infection by transferring antibodies via breast milk and placenta
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- Taiwan Ministry of Science Technology (103–2311-B-400-004-MY3)
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