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WEB FOCUS: VACCINES

APRIL 2002 Vol 2 No 4

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Effector and memory T-cell differentiation: implications for vaccine development
Susan M. Kaech, E. John Wherry & Rafi Ahmed

New hope for an AIDS vaccine
Harriet L. Robinson

HIGHLIGHTS - FREE! Accessible summaries of the newest research - written by the editors

	T-CELL SIGNALLING A chicken or egg situation
	IMMUNE REGULATION A balanced response
	LYMPHOCYTE SIGNALLING Adapting B-cell responses
PERSPECTIVES From the current issue
OPINION — VACCINES The quest for an AIDS vaccine: is the CD8⁺ T-cell approach feasible? Andrew McMichael & Tomâs Hanke
SCIENCE AND SOCIETY – VACCINES Ethical issues for vaccines and immunization Jeffrey B. Ulmer & Margaret A. Liu


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