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Immunogenicity and Diagnostic Assays in Early Vaccine Development and in Early/First-in-Human Vaccine Clinical Trials
In early vaccine clinical trials, assessments are conducted to evaluate the vaccine’s ability to stimulate an immune response, or “immunogenicity.” A vaccine-relevant immune response can consist of antigen-specific antibody production, peripheral T or B cell responses, and the generation of memory c
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