Improved Immune Responses in Young and Aged Mice with Adjuvanted Vaccines against H1N1 Influenza Infection
Susan L. Baldwin(Seattle Children's Hospital), Rhea N. Coler(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Laura Haynes(University of Connecticut), Sasha E. Larsen(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Steven G. Reed(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Emily Gage(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Jeffrey A. Guderian(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Brian Granger(Infectious Disease Research Institute), Neal Van Hoeven(Sana Biotechnology (United States)), Erica C. Lorenzo(University of Connecticut), Fan‐Chi Hsu(Mayo Clinic)
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