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September 9, 2024Journal of microbiology epidemiology immunobiologyOpen Access

The importance of the role of T-cell immunity in the development of modern tick-borne encephalitis vaccines

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ETE. V. TigeevaLNL. F. NizolenkoЛКЛ. И. Карпенко

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