Cutaneous vaccination: the skin as an immunologically active tissue and the challenge of antigen delivery.
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L. Babiuk | M. Baca-Estrada | M. Foldvari | S. Babiuk | C. Ewen | L A Babiuk | S Babiuk | M Baca-Estrada | C Ewen | M Foldvari
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