… reactogenicity and safety after primary and booster MenACWY-TT vaccination in all age groups
[Citation13]. Reactogenicity in … Reactogenicity profiles were also similar after booster and …

… , (4) less reactogenicity compared with use of full-dose diphtheria vaccine, potentially improving
the … evidence on immunogenicity and safety of Td vaccine use in 4–7 year old children. …

… reduced the morbidity and mortality associated with pertussis. Because of reports on the
induction of adverse reactions, less-reactogenic acellular … on their aforementioned immunogenic …

… the continuous discovery of immunogenic epitopes. Bacteria possess a variety of antigens
whose immunogenic potential is often unknown, and it is unclear which antigen can elicit a …

… to the severity of reactogenic responses associated with it. This reactogenicity continues to
be a … burnetii vaccines, our knowledge of immunogenicity and reactogenicity in C. burnetii …

… period; reactogenicity events were solicited through day 42. … that antigen delivery was limited
by specific characteristics of human adult skin. Indeed, human skin has lower water content, …

… , widespread vaccination of young children has reduced the incidence of pertussis. However,
due to the high reactogenicity of wPvs, acellular pertussis vaccines (aPv) were developed …

… When used as protein conjugates, these toxoids do not substitute for diphtheria or tetanus
toxoid immunization because they are not sufficiently immunogenic [8,9]. However, as vaccine …

… The majority of pregnant women has low concentrations of pertussis-specific antibodies
and thus newborns are insufficiently protected by maternally transferred antibodies. Acellular …

… reactogenicity profile of this vaccine has been improved by replacing wP with aP (acellular
pertussis) antigens, … The mouse immunogenicity assay was used in this work to evaluate the …