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Immunization



New immunization study findings reported from University of Melbourne



June 10th, 2009

"CD8 T-cell priming following DNA vaccination has been shown to confer protection against infections and tumors. These vaccines, however, have been disappointing in their ability to boost memory responses in prime-boost settings," scientists in Parkville, Australia report.

"We recently found that migratory dendritic cell (DC) subsets inefficiently stimulate memory CD8 T cells, raising the possibility that the poor boosting capacity of DNA encoded antigens might relate to their presentation by subsets of DCs that are only capable of efficiently stimulating naive T cells. Here, we show that DCs are required for T-cell priming in vivo following intradermal immunization...


Source: Vaccine Weekly (2009-06-10)

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