Longer interval between maternal RSV vaccination and birth increases placental transfer efficiency
Ms. Olyvia J. Jasset(Massachusetts General Hospital), Andrea G. Edlow(Massachusetts General Hospital), M. Liu(Massachusetts General Hospital), Lael M. Yonker(The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center), Lydia L. Shook(Massachusetts General Hospital), Sabra L. Klein(Johns Hopkins University), Michal A. Elovitz(Associates in Women’s Health), Liza Konnikova(Yale University), Sallie R. Permar(Cornell University), Douglas A. Lauffenburger(Harvard University), Andrew Pekosz(Johns Hopkins University), Ashley N. Nelson(Cornell University), Paola Andrea Lopez Zapana(Massachusetts General Hospital), Ms. Alexa H. Silfen(Massachusetts General Hospital), Ms. Emily Gilbert(Massachusetts General Hospital), Ms. Rachel V. Yinger(Massachusetts General Hospital), Ms. Caroline Bald(Massachusetts General Hospital), Ms. Caroline G. Bradford(Massachusetts General Hospital), Ms. Maria Dennis(Cornell University), Zeynep Bahadır(Cornell University)
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