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- URN zum Zitieren dieses Dokuments:
- urn:nbn:de:bvb:355-epub-781161
- DOI zum Zitieren dieses Dokuments:
- 10.5283/epub.78116
Pfranger, Martina ; Krause, Nina ; Asbach, Benedikt 
; Meier, Johannes ; Carnell, George ; Scheer, Lara ; Kalender, Anja ; Brenner, David ; Tonks, Paul ; Frost, Simon ; Wright, Edward ; Jordan, Ingo ; Kennedy, Emma ; Hewson, Roger ; Blacklaws, Barbara ; Chan, Andrew ; Parthasarathy, Srivatsan ; Dowall, Stuart ; Carroll, Miles ; Sandig, Volker ; Fedosyuk, Sofiya ; Kinsley, Rebecca ; Heeney, Jonathan ; Wagner, Ralf
; Meier, Johannes ; Carnell, George ; Scheer, Lara ; Kalender, Anja ; Brenner, David ; Tonks, Paul ; Frost, Simon ; Wright, Edward ; Jordan, Ingo ; Kennedy, Emma ; Hewson, Roger ; Blacklaws, Barbara ; Chan, Andrew ; Parthasarathy, Srivatsan ; Dowall, Stuart ; Carroll, Miles ; Sandig, Volker ; Fedosyuk, Sofiya ; Kinsley, Rebecca ; Heeney, Jonathan ; Wagner, Ralf Zusammenfassung
A multivalent vaccine targeting high-consequence infectious diseases in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), which are linked to high mortality, morbidity and overlapping clinical manifestations, would significantly improve health security and economic stability in this region. Trivalent vector vaccines were devised to deliver digitally optimized versions of Orthoebolavirus, Orthomarburgvirus glycoproteins ...
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