TRENDS OF INFLUENZA VACCINE DEVELOPMENT


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Some perspective trends of influenza vaccine development are characterized in the review. Attention is paid to prepandemic and pandemic, virosomal, quadrivalent, cell-culture derived and universal influenza vaccines, as well as adjuvanted and live attenuated influenza vaccines.

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Yu. Vaslllev

Mechnikov Research Institute of Vaccines and Sera

Email: yury.m.vasiliev@gmail.com
Candidate of Biological Sciences

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