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Research Paper
Safety and immunogenicity of an FP9-vectored candidate tuberculosis vaccine (FP85A), alone and with candidate vaccine MVA85A in BCG-vaccinated healthy adults
A phase I clinical trial
Rosalind Rowland The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Ansar A. Pathan The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Iman Satti The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Ian D. Poulton The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Magali M. L. Matsumiya The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Megan Whittaker The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Angela M. Minassian The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Geraldine A. O’Hara The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Matthew Hamill The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Janet T. Scott The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Stephanie A. Harris The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Hazel C. Poyntz The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Cynthia Bateman The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Joel Meyer The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Nicola Williams Centre for Statistics in Medicine; Wolfson College Annexe; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Sarah C. Gilbert The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Alison M. Lawrie The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
, Adrian V.S. Hill The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UK
& Helen McShane The Jenner Institute; University of Oxford; Oxford, UKCorrespondence[email protected]
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Pages 50-62
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Received 21 Jul 2012, Accepted 05 Oct 2012, Published online: 10 Nov 2012
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