Successful Immunization of Humans with Irradiated Malaria Sporozoites: Humoral and Cellular Responses of the Protected Individuals
D A Herrington(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Robert Edelman(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Magda S. Beier, Myron M. Levine(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Hubert A. Eddy, Michael R. Hollingdale(Biomedical Research Institute), Elizabeth Nardin(Health First), G Losonsky(University of Mary), D. F. Clyde(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Jonathan R. Davis(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Marcelo B. Sztein(University of Maryland, Baltimore), R S Nussenzweig, Joseph F. Cortese
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