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Solving vaccine mysteries: a systems biology perspective

Systems biology has emerged as a promising research strategy that can be applied to vaccine development. This approach can lead to the identification of new mechanisms and predictors of inactivated vaccine immunogenicity.

L. Trautmann | R. Sékaly | Rafick-Pierre Sekaly | Lydie Trautmann

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