Paper · 1999

The vaccinia virus B15R gene

Nathan W. Bartlett

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Abstract

Genetically engineered vaccinia viruses are potential candidates for vaccine construction. This study investigated the vaccinia virus B15R gene, which is involved in modulating virulence. Genetically engineered vaccinia viruses were constructed to evaluate the influence of the B15R gene on the ability of these viruses to induce an immune response against a foreign antigen.

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