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Vaccine development: baring the 'dirty little secret'

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Inflammatory signals strongly influence the generation of T-cell memory after infection or vaccination. Experimental manipulation of these signals shortens the interval of time between administration of a vaccine and a booster (pages 748–756).

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Figure 1: Inflammatory signals affect the development of memory T cells.

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Woodland, D., Blackman, M. Vaccine development: baring the 'dirty little secret'. Nat Med 11, 715–716 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1038/nm0705-715

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