Создание и изучение биологических свойств кандидатных ДНК-вакцин против ВИЧ
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Впервые был получен отечественный препарат кандидатной ДНК-вакцины против ВИЧ-инфекции, несущий фрагменты генов российского штамма ВИЧ-1 субтипа А, и всесторонне изучены его биологические свойства. Разработанная оригинальная векторная система обеспечивает эффективную экспрессию антигенов и адъювантность кандидатных ДНК-вакцин в системе in vitro. Модификация последовательности гена nef штамма… Читать ещё >
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