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2021
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) causes severe respiratory tract infections in infants and elderly. Without antiviral therapies there is an urgent need for a RSV vaccine. Based on an exploratory study in non-human primates (NHP) and the importance of tissue-resident memory T cells for rapid mucosal immune responses the project aims to confirm the ...
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Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) causes severe respiratory tract infections in infants and elderly. Without antiviral therapies there is an urgent need for a RSV vaccine. Based on an exploratory study in non-human primates (NHP) and the importance of tissue-resident memory T cells for rapid mucosal immune responses the project aims to confirm the ...
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Comparative study of RSV rescue from RSV‐transformed mammalian cells
International Journal of Cancer, 1971AbstractAll individual heterokaryons obtained by fusion of cells of the five different mammalian RSV‐transformed virogenic cells with indicator chicken fibroblasts produced infectious RSV. In contrast, non‐virogenic mammalian cells derived from tumours which arose in mice injected with RSV did not give rise to infectious RSV, even when fused with ...
J, Svoboda +3 more
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Paediatric Respiratory Reviews, 2009
An economic analysis was performed in Spain to evaluate the efficiency (cost-effectiveness) of palivizumab in preventing severe RSV infection in premature infants with GA 32-35 and two or more risk factors (RF). The design was a decision tree model using data from the scientific literature and the FLIP I and FLIP II studies IRIS Study Group.
Xavier, Carbonell-Estrany +1 more
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An economic analysis was performed in Spain to evaluate the efficiency (cost-effectiveness) of palivizumab in preventing severe RSV infection in premature infants with GA 32-35 and two or more risk factors (RF). The design was a decision tree model using data from the scientific literature and the FLIP I and FLIP II studies IRIS Study Group.
Xavier, Carbonell-Estrany +1 more
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