… Specifically, this review provides an update of the current status on influenza vaccination …
resembles natural immunity. The immune response induced by these two vaccines will be …

… the immune responses of individuals to influenza vaccination as either intact or non-intact.
Criteria for an intact immune response to influenza vaccine … of response after vaccination and …

… protective vaccines. Here we review the various arms of the immune response to influenza
virus … discuss the possibility of developing universal vaccines. The development of such novel …

… influenza infection observed in the vaccinated patients. Unfortunately, there are no studies
on immune response to influenza vaccination … the response of this group in the near future. …

… Better understanding of the immune responses after LAIV may aid in achieving the … influenza
vaccine”. In this review we aim to cover the current understanding of the immune responses …

… the nature of the immune response to influenza virus both in … cell types involved in the immune
response to this virus. Significant … The neutralization of influenza virus by some classes of …

… influenza vaccination is the constant antigenic evolution of the viruses. The immune response
to infection or vaccination … evade these responses and reinfect previously immune persons…

… responses within high-risk populations will better inform the development of annual seasonal
influenza vaccines and … affect host immune responses after influenza vaccination and the …

… Costimulatory molecule expression on TLR-activated monocytes can predict influenza
vaccine immune response in both young and older adults; in one study, TLR-induced CD80 …

… understanding of the immune mechanisms by which vaccines induce protective immunity.
This … can contribute to the heterogeneity of immune responses induced by influenza vaccines. …