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no title author magazine year volume issue page(s) type
1 An ingenious design for peptide vaccines Yano, Akira
2005
23 17-18 p. 2322-2326
5 p.
article
2 Antigenic complementarity between HIV and other AIDS-associated infections results in idiotype–antiidiotype antibody complexes that cross react with lymphocyte proteins Root-Bernstein, Robert
2005
23 17-18 p. 2160-2163
4 p.
article
3 Antigenome technology: a novel approach for the selection of bacterial vaccine candidate antigens Meinke, Andreas
2005
23 17-18 p. 2035-2041
7 p.
article
4 Assessment of immunological competence and SV40 specific recall immunity in malignant pleural mesothelioma Jasani, Bharat
2005
23 17-18 p. 2399-2402
4 p.
article
5 A Strategic Vaccine Facility for the UK Duggan, Jacqueline M.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2090-2094
5 p.
article
6 Bacterial otitis media: a vaccine preventable disease? Cripps, Allan W.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2304-2310
7 p.
article
7 Cancer vaccines and immunotherapies: emerging perspectives Henderson, Robert A.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2359-2362
4 p.
article
8 Cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness of the incorporation of the pneumococcal 7-valent conjugated vaccine in the routine vaccination schedule of Catalonia (Spain) Navas, E.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2342-2348
7 p.
article
9 Current progress in tuberculosis vaccine development Orme, Ian M.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2105-2108
4 p.
article
10 DermaVir, a novel HIV immunisation technology Lori, Franco
2005
23 17-18 p. 2030-2034
5 p.
article
11 Developing an epitope-driven tuberculosis (TB) vaccine De Groot, Anne S.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2121-2131
11 p.
article
12 Development of a therapeutic vaccine for HSV-2 Hosken, Nancy A.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2395-2398
4 p.
article
13 Do successful tuberculosis vaccines need to be immunoregulatory rather than merely Th1-boosting? Rook, Graham A.W.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2115-2120
6 p.
article
14 Dramatic decline in acute hepatitis B infection and disease incidence rates among adolescents and young people after 12 years of a mass hepatitis B vaccination programme of pre-adolescents in the schools of Catalonia (Spain) Salleras, L.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2181-2184
4 p.
article
15 Editorial Board / Aims ; Scope 2005
23 17-18 p. IFC-
1 p.
article
16 Efficacy of DNA vaccination against western equine encephalitis virus infection Nagata, Les P.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2280-2283
4 p.
article
17 Efficiency of the incorporation of the hepatitis A vaccine as a combined A+B vaccine to the hepatitis B vaccination programme of preadolescents in schools Navas, E.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2185-2189
5 p.
article
18 Evaluating the post-licensure effectiveness of a group B meningococcal vaccine in New Zealand: a multi-faceted strategy Ameratunga, Shanthi
2005
23 17-18 p. 2231-2234
4 p.
article
19 Evaluation of a synthetic vaccine construct as antigen for the detection of HIV-induced humoral responses Hewer, R.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2164-2167
4 p.
article
20 Evaluation of modified vaccinia virus Ankara based recombinant SARS vaccine in ferrets Czub, Markus
2005
23 17-18 p. 2273-2279
7 p.
article
21 Experimental disease models for the assessment of meningococcal vaccines Gorringe, A.R.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2214-2217
4 p.
article
22 Expression of the synthetic neutralizing epitope gene of porcine epidemic diarrhea virus in tobacco plants without nicotine Kang, Tae-Jin
2005
23 17-18 p. 2294-2297
4 p.
article
23 From secondary prevention to primary prevention: a unique strategy that gives hope to a country ravaged by meningococcal disease O’Hallahan, Jane
2005
23 17-18 p. 2197-2201
5 p.
article
24 Fusing subunit antigens to interleukin-2 and encapsulating them in liposomes improves their antigenicity but not their protective efficacy Wales, J.R.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2339-2341
3 p.
article
25 General strategies for efficient adjuvant incorporation of recombinant subunit immunogens Wikman, Maria
2005
23 17-18 p. 2331-2335
5 p.
article
26 Generation of anti-β-amyloid antibodies via phage display technology towards Alzheimer's disease vaccination Solomon, Beka
2005
23 17-18 p. 2327-2330
4 p.
article
27 Health economic research on vaccinations and immunisation practices—an introductory primer Szucs, Thomas D.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2095-2103
9 p.
article
28 HIV vaccine development by computer assisted design: the GAIA vaccine De Groot, Anne S.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2136-2148
13 p.
article
29 Human-derived, plant-produced monoclonal antibody for the treatment of anthrax Hull, Anna K.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2082-2086
5 p.
article
30 Immunopropylactic approaches against chemical carcinogenesis De Buck, Stefan S.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2403-2406
4 p.
article
31 Immunotherapy with autologous tumor cell-BCG vaccine in patients with colon cancer: a prospective study of medical and economic benefits Uyl-de Groot, C.A.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2379-2387
9 p.
article
32 Induction of broadly neutralizing antibodies against measles virus mutants using a polyepitope vaccine strategy Bouche, Fabienne B.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2074-2077
4 p.
article
33 Induction of immune responses and partial protection in mice after skin immunization with rotavirus VP6 protein and the adjuvant LT(R192G) Choi, Anthony H.-C.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2290-2293
4 p.
article
34 Linkage of Ii-Key segment to gp100(46–58) epitope enhances the production of epitope-specific antibodies Kallinteris, Nikoletta L.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2336-2338
3 p.
article
35 Magnifection—a new platform for expressing recombinant vaccines in plants Gleba, Y.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2042-2048
7 p.
article
36 Malaria vaccines: using models of immunity and functional genomics tools to accelerate the development of vaccines against Plasmodium falciparum Duffy, Patrick E.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2235-2242
8 p.
article
37 Meningococcal surrogates of protection—serum bactericidal antibody activity Borrow, Ray
2005
23 17-18 p. 2222-2227
6 p.
article
38 MeNZB™: a safe and highly immunogenic tailor-made vaccine against the New Zealand Neisseria meningitidis serogroup B disease epidemic strain Oster, Philipp
2005
23 17-18 p. 2191-2196
6 p.
article
39 New Zealand's epidemic of meningococcal disease described using molecular analysis: implications for vaccine delivery Dyet, K.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2228-2230
3 p.
article
40 [No title] Kurstak, Prof. Dr Edouard
2005
23 17-18 p. 2023-
1 p.
article
41 Novel recombinant BCG and DNA-vaccination against tuberculosis in a cynomolgus monkey model Kita, Yoko
2005
23 17-18 p. 2132-2135
4 p.
article
42 On the need for, and the delivery of, cross-protective vaccines Spier, R.E.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2027-2029
3 p.
article
43 Outer membrane protein (OMP) based vaccine for Neisseria meningitidis serogroup B Pillai, Subramonia
2005
23 17-18 p. 2206-2209
4 p.
article
44 Paediatric infections: prevention of transmission and disease—implications for adults McIntosh, E. David
2005
23 17-18 p. 2087-2089
3 p.
article
45 Peptide-based candidate vaccine against respiratory syncytial virus Yusibov, Vidadi
2005
23 17-18 p. 2261-2265
5 p.
article
46 Plasmid maintenance systems suitable for GMO-based bacterial vaccines Spreng, Simone
2005
23 17-18 p. 2060-2065
6 p.
article
47 Plasmid vaccination of stable HIV-positive subjects on antiviral treatment results in enhanced CD8 T-cell immunity and increased control of viral “blips” MacGregor, Rob Roy
2005
23 17-18 p. 2066-2073
8 p.
article
48 Policy evaluation for the subsidy for influenza vaccination in elderly Ohkusa, Yasushi
2005
23 17-18 p. 2256-2260
5 p.
article
49 Prophylaxis of acute respiratory virus infections using nucleic acid-based drugs Wong, Jonathan P.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2266-2268
3 p.
article
50 Protection against group A streptococcal infection by vaccination with self-adjuvanting lipid core M protein peptides Olive, Colleen
2005
23 17-18 p. 2298-2303
6 p.
article
51 Protection by dendritic cells-based HIV synthetic peptide cocktail vaccine: preclinical studies in the SHIV-rhesus model Nehete, Pramod N.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2154-2159
6 p.
article
52 Rabies control in South and Southeast Asia Wilde, Henry
2005
23 17-18 p. 2284-2289
6 p.
article
53 Rapid progress in new vaccines development, immunisation and immunotherapy Kurstak, Edouard
2005
23 17-18 p. 2024-2026
3 p.
article
54 Real world TB vaccines: clinical trials in TB-endemic regions Doherty, T. Mark
2005
23 17-18 p. 2109-2114
6 p.
article
55 Requiring influenza vaccination for health care workers: seven truths we must accept Poland, Gregory A.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2251-2255
5 p.
article
56 Sample sizes and negative studies in clinical vaccine research Jacobson, Robert M.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2318-2321
4 p.
article
57 Site-specific peptide vaccines for immunotherapy and immunization against chronic diseases, cancer, infectious diseases, and for veterinary applications Wang, Chang Yi
2005
23 17-18 p. 2049-2056
8 p.
article
58 Studies of equivalence in clinical vaccine research Jacobson, Robert M.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2315-2317
3 p.
article
59 Surveillance system of vaccine adverse events and local data analysis – the experience in a middle-sized city in Brazil, 1999–2001 Fernandes, Guilherme Côrtes
2005
23 17-18 p. 2349-2353
5 p.
article
60 Targeting carbohydrate antigens in HIV vaccine development Pashov, Anastas
2005
23 17-18 p. 2168-2175
8 p.
article
61 T-cell vaccination against anti-CD4 autoimmunity in HIV-1 subtypes B and C-infected patients—An extended open trial Abulafia-Lapid, Rivka
2005
23 17-18 p. 2149-2153
5 p.
article
62 The concept of “tailor-made”, protein-based, outer membrane vesicle vaccines against meningococcal disease Holst, Johan
2005
23 17-18 p. 2202-2205
4 p.
article
63 The development of a meningococcal disease vaccine based on Neisseria lactamica outer membrane vesicles Gorringe, Andrew
2005
23 17-18 p. 2210-2213
4 p.
article
64 The development of vaccines against SARS corona virus in mice and SCID-PBL/hu mice Okada, Masaji
2005
23 17-18 p. 2269-2272
4 p.
article
65 The “Green Channel” of the Veneto region as a model for vaccine safety monitoring in Italy Zanoni, G.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2354-2358
5 p.
article
66 Therapeutic vaccines: a solution to the prevention problem? Dawson, Angus
2005
23 17-18 p. 2363-2366
4 p.
article
67 The rationale for combined chemo/immunotherapy using a Toll-like receptor 3 (TLR3) agonist and tumour-derived exosomes in advanced ovarian cancer M., Adams
2005
23 17-18 p. 2374-2378
5 p.
article
68 The US smallpox vaccination program: a review of a large modern era smallpox vaccination implementation program Poland, Gregory A.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2078-2081
4 p.
article
69 Towards an RTS,S-based, multi-stage, multi-antigen vaccine against falciparum malaria: progress at the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research Heppner Jr., D. Gray
2005
23 17-18 p. 2243-2250
8 p.
article
70 Tumour-dendritic hybrid cell vaccination for the treatment of patients with malignant melanoma: immunological effects and clinical results Trefzer, Uwe
2005
23 17-18 p. 2367-2373
7 p.
article
71 United States Pharmacopeia activities in the area of vaccines, virology and immunology Morris, Tina S.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2311-2313
3 p.
article
72 Vaccination against hepatitis A during outbreaks starting in schools: what can we learn from experiences in central Italy? Bonanni, Paolo
2005
23 17-18 p. 2176-2180
5 p.
article
73 Vaccination against human papillomavirus infection: a new paradigm in cervical cancer control Franco, Eduardo L.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2388-2394
7 p.
article
74 Vaccination markers: designing unique antigens to be added to vaccines to differentiate between natural infection and vaccination Root-Bernstein, Robert S.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2057-2059
3 p.
article
75 Validation of the serum bactericidal assay for measurement of functional antibodies against group B meningococci associated with vaccine trials Martin, D.
2005
23 17-18 p. 2218-2221
4 p.
article
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