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Successful boosting of a DNA measles immunization with an oral plant-derived measles virus vaccine

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Webster, Diane
Cooney, Michelle
Huang, Zhongjun
Drew, Damian
Ramshaw, Ian
Dry, Ian B
Strugnell, R
Martin, Jenny
Wendler, E

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American Society for Microbiology

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Despite eradication attempts, measles remains a global health concern. Here we report results that demonstrate that a single-dose DNA immunization followed by multiple boosters, delivered orally as a plant-derived vaccine, can induce significantly greater quantities of measles virus-neutralizing antibodies than immunization with either DNA or plant-derived vaccines alone. This represents the first demonstration of an enhanced immune response to a prime-boost vaccination strategy combining a DNA vaccine with edible plant technology.

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Journal of Virology

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2037-12-31