Изучение формирования сывороточных антител к нейраминидазе пандемического, потенциально пандемического и сезонных вирусов гриппа А в эксперименте и клинических наблюдениях
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На настоящий момент имеются обширные данные, свидетельствующие о защитной эффективности антител к нейраминидазе вируса гриппа, проявляющейся по крайней мере в снижении тяжести переносимого заболевания при инфекции гомологичным или дрейфовым вариантом штамма, а также описывающие формирование иммунного ответа к минорному поверхностному гликопротеину вируса после прививки сезонными гриппозными… Читать ещё >
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