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Update on Bimervax® immunogenicity amplitude. Insights on humoral response against XBB.1.5 from an extension study
C Borralleras, J Castrodeza Sanz, P Arrazola
1Salomé de Cambra Florensa, HIPRA Human Health, Spain. Phone. +34 972 430 660. salome.decambra@hipra.com.
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