Adjuvant-related Reactogenicity
Adjuvant-Related Reactogenicity is a type of vaccine-induced reactogenicity that specifically arises from the immunostimulatory components added to vaccines to enhance antigen-specific immune responses, distinguishing it from reactogenicity caused by the antigen or other formulation elements.
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Geert Leroux‐Roels, Arnaud Marchant, Jack Lévy et al. · Clinical Immunology · 2016 · 115 citations · Full text
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