Injectable Hydrogels for Sustained Codelivery of Subunit Vaccines Enhance Humoral Immunity
Gillie A. Roth(Stanford University), Eric A. Appel(Palo Alto Institute), Hector Lopez Hernandez(Stanford University), Mark M. Davis(Stanford Medicine), Bali Pulendran(Palo Alto University), Qian Yin(Jiangnan University), Caitlin L. Maikawa(Stanford University), Juliana Idoyaga(Rockefeller University), Eneko Axpe(Ames Research Center), Marcela Alcántara‐Hernández(Stanford University), Wei Luo(Jiangnan University), Anton A. A. Smith(Stanford University), Anthony C. Yu(Stanford University), Rohit Verma(Stanford University), Emily C. Gale(Stanford University)
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