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intradermal alone (20,142 ELISA units). … This remarkable safety and immunogenicity has led to the …

… , their formulation aspects and safety considerations, and … far require relatively high doses
owing to their weak immunogenicity, which … Thus, CpG may be a good adjuvant for intradermal …

… However, subunit vaccines need potent adjuvants to be … plants were as immunogenic as
those produced in other expression … Low dose intradermal vaccination is superior to high dose …

… Herein we have evaluated immunogenicity in mice of 27 lots … (OH) 3 ] were selected as
adjuvants since we have previously … Ab of higher titer and higher avidity is hypothesized as being …

… safety profile over traditional vaccine, these vaccines suffer … , insufficient adjuvant activity
may result in limited immunogenicity. … The intradermal administration of GLA within oil-in-water …

… nicotine vaccine candidates first seek to evaluate the safety … subjects verified the vaccine's
immunogenicity and tolerability… adjuvants, we are optimistic about the prospects for nicotine …

… , due to the administration of these vaccines either subcutaneously or intradermally [10]. …
immunogenicity of this delivery system could be explained by the possible adjuvant activity …

… vaccine [24], an inactivated influenza vaccine [24], a nicotine … is safe and effective in enhancing
the drug delivery through the … vaccine immunogenicity by enabling intradermal delivery of …

… were intradermally injected with indicated adjuvants with or … Likewise, when a nicotine
vaccine was mixed with MPL at a 1… significance for increasing vaccine immunogenicity in the …

… adjuvant, or intradermally immunized with 3 μg KLH-Nic or left non-immunized. Adjuvants
were simply mixed with vaccines before delivery … in our nicotine vaccine development studies. …