Genetically engineered cell factories produce glycoengineered vaccines that target antigen-presenting cells and reduce antigen-specific T-cell reactivity

Caroline Benedicte Kjærulff Mathiesen

Genetically engineered cell factories produce glycoengineered vaccines that target antigen-presenting cells and reduce antigen-specific T-cell reactivity

Caroline Benedicte Kjærulff Mathiesen

University of Copenhagen

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Original language	English
Publication date	30 Jan 2018
Publication status	Published - 30 Jan 2018
Event	Keystone Symposia: Emerging Technologies in Vaccine Discovery and Development - Banff, Canada Duration: 28 Jan 2018 → 2 Feb 2018

Conference

Conference	Keystone Symposia
Location	Banff, Canada
Period	28/01/18 → 02/02/18

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