The S. aureus 4-oxalocrotonate tautomerase SAR1376 enhances immune responses when fused to several antigens
Pauline M. van Diemen(University of Oxford), David Wyllie(John Radcliffe Hospital), Sumi Biswas(University of Oxford), Darren B. Leneghan(Immunocore (United Kingdom)), Kazutoyo Miura(National Institutes of Health), Carole A. Long(National Institutes of Health), Iona J. Brian(University of Oxford), Christine S. Rollier(University of Oxford)
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