Potentiating the immune response of MUC1-based antitumor vaccines using a peptide-based nanovector as a promising vaccine adjuvant.
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Zhimou Yang | Wenpeng Zhang | P. Wang | Zhen-qing Zhang | Youzhi Wang | Yonghui Liu | Wei Zhao | Fan Yu
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