Parenteral Vaccination with a Super Immunogen Targeting M-Protein Provides Unprecedented Protection Against Group A Streptococcus (StrepA) Respiratory Infections
Victoria Ozberk(Griffith University), Manisha Pandey(Griffith University), Simone Reynolds(Griffith University), Ainslie Calcutt(Griffith University), Christie Short(Griffith University), Michael F. Good(Griffith University), Jessica Dooley(Griffith University), Jamie‐Lee Mills(TAFE Queensland Gold Coast), Jacqualine Kaden(Griffith University), Aroon Supramaniam(Griffith University), Khushi Jain(TAFE Queensland Gold Coast), Ailin Lepletier(Griffith University)
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