One-step design of a stable variant of the malaria invasion protein RH5 for use as a vaccine immunogen
Ivan Campeotto(University of Oxford), Sarel J. Fleishman(Weizmann Institute of Science), Matthew K. Higgins(University of Oxford), Simon J. Draper(University of Oxford), Katherine E. Wright(Memorial Hermann), Sarah E. Silk(University of Oxford), Jennifer M. Marshall(University of Oxford), Lea Barfod(University of Copenhagen), Jack Davey(University of Oxford), Adi Goldenzweig(Biodesigns (United States))
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