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Research Paper

Immunogenicity of an Escherichia coli-produced bivalent human papillomavirus vaccine under different vaccination intervals

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Pages 1630-1635 | Received 26 Feb 2020, Accepted 20 Apr 2020, Published online: 16 Jun 2020

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Table 1. Baseline characteristics of the immunogenicity subgroups (per-protocol set).

Figure 1. Reverse cumulative curves for IgG antibody levels of the different vaccination interval groups (per-protocol set) at month 7. Panel 1A: HPV-16 IgG antibody levels of the three groups with different 1st intervals; Panel 1B: HPV-16 IgG antibody levels of the three groups with different 2nd intervals; Panel 1 C: HPV-18 IgG antibody levels of the three groups with different 1st intervals; Panel 1D: HPV-18 IgG antibody levels of the three groups with different 2nd intervals.

Figure 1. Reverse cumulative curves for IgG antibody levels of the different vaccination interval groups (per-protocol set) at month 7. Panel 1A: HPV-16 IgG antibody levels of the three groups with different 1st intervals; Panel 1B: HPV-16 IgG antibody levels of the three groups with different 2nd intervals; Panel 1 C: HPV-18 IgG antibody levels of the three groups with different 1st intervals; Panel 1D: HPV-18 IgG antibody levels of the three groups with different 2nd intervals.

Table 2. Analysis of antibody levels and GMC ratios in the subgroups (per-protocol set).

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