… need for yearly vaccination with … , “universal” influenza virus vaccine, ie, a vaccine that is
highly protective over multiple years against the continuous antigenic drift/shift of influenza virus […

… that exist across influenza virus subtypes. Although there are … , this review focuses on
rational universal vaccine design. Here we … influenza virus vaccination may be within our reach. …

… antigen, similar to HA, and it can be used to supplement seasonal vaccines or other
novel universal vaccine preparations. In addition, vector-based approaches would allow the …

… vaccination strategy against influenza A and B viruses is … In contrast, the efficacy of current
inactivated vaccines depends … virus infection likely can be improved by a universal vaccine. …

… In the same year, a new type of vaccine, the split vaccine, was authorized in the US after
several clinical studies had demonstrated that it was less reactogenic than whole virus vaccines…

… Thus, “universal vaccine platforms” for “universal vaccines” would ultimately be a great
complement to drastically reduce the disease burden caused by influenza viruses in people and …

… it is critical to develop universal vaccines that can provide broad … In order to develop
successful universal vaccines, better … vaccine strategy to develop universal PRRSV vaccines. …

… The introduction of a universal vaccine might be a chance to raise awareness and … influenza
virus vaccines. Furthermore, the burden for receiving a universal influenza virus vaccine that …

… both vaccines protected mice from a lethal challenge, mice treated with the vaccine … In
accordance with these findings, vaccination of TLR7 –/– mice with a vaccine containing a TLR7 …

… virus or by vaccination with an adenovirus-vectored vaccine). Their study suggested that
previous experience to influenza did not encumber the elicitation of stalk-directed neutralizing …