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Dose-dependent immune response to Mycobacterium bovis BCG vaccination in neonates

Clinical and Vaccine Immunology, Volume 14, No. 2, Year 2007

In 10-week-old infants vaccinated at birth with Japanese Mycobacterium bovis BCG, the number of dermal needle penetrations correlated positively with frequency of proliferating CD4+ T cells in whole blood following BCG stimulation for 6 days but did not correlate with secreted cytokine levels after 7 h or interferon CD4+ T-cell frequency after 12 h of BCG stimulation. Copyright © 2007, American Society for Microbiology. All Rights Reserved.

Davids, Virginia
1. South Africa, Observatory South African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative
Hanekom, Willem Albert
1. South Africa, Observatory South African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative
Gelderbloem, Sebastian J.
1. South Africa, Observatory South African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative
Hawkridge, Anthony J.
1. South Africa, Observatory South African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative
Hussey, Greg Dudley
1. South Africa, Observatory South African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative
Sheperd, Ronel
1. South Africa, Observatory South African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative
Workman, Lesley J.
1. South Africa, Observatory South African Tuberculosis Vaccine Initiative
Soler, Jorge H.
1. United States, Newark Public Health Research Institute
Murray, Rose Ann
1. United States, Newark Public Health Research Institute
Ress, Stanley R.
1. South Africa, Cape Town University of Cape Town
Kaplan, Gilla
1. United States, Newark Public Health Research Institute

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