An inactivated multivalent influenza A virus vaccine is broadly protective in mice and ferrets
Jae-Keun Park(National Institutes of Health), Jeffery K. Taubenberger(National Institutes of Health), Sharon Fong(National Institutes of Health), Natalia A. Batchenkova(National Institutes of Health), Mitchell D. Ramuta(National Institutes of Health), Luz Angela Rosas(National Institutes of Health), Kelsey Scherler(Institute for Systems Biology), Zhong-Mei Sheng(National Institutes of Health), Yongli Xiao(National Institutes of Health), Lex Matthews(National Institutes of Health), Li Qi(University of Toronto), Ashley Freeman(National Institutes of Health), David M. Morens(National Institutes of Health), Matthew J. Memoli(National Institutes of Health), Stephanie L. Williams(National Institutes of Health), Kathie‐Anne Walters(Institute for Systems Biology), John C. Kash(National Institutes of Health), Ian Bellayr(National Institutes of Health), Monica Gouzoulis(National Institutes of Health), Louis M. Schwartzman(National Institutes of Health)
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