Pharyngeal carriage of inoculated recombinant commensal bacteria generates antigen-specific immunological memory
Jay R. Laver(University of Southampton), Robert C. Read(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Eleanor F Roche(University of Southampton), Lauren Allen(Public Health England), Holly E. Humphries(Public Health England), Hans de Graaf(NIHR Southampton Biomedical Research Centre), Konstantinos Belogiannis(University of Southampton), Zoe C. Pounce(University of Southampton), Diane Gbesemete(NIHR Southampton Biomedical Research Centre), Alison R Hill(NIHR Southampton Biomedical Research Centre), Andrew Gorringe(Public Health England), Graham Berreen(University of Southampton), Saul N. Faust(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Muktar Ibrahim(University of Southampton), Martin Maiden(University of Oxford), Carl N. Webb(NIHR Southampton Biomedical Research Centre), Adam P. Dale(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Anish K. Pandey(University of Southampton), David Cleary(University of Birmingham)
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