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B A Harney, D L Easty, G R Skinner

Transactions of the Ophthalmological Societies of the United Kingdom

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A rabbit and a mouse model of herpes simplex eye disease have been used to evaluate a sub-unit herpes simplex vaccine. Various immunization schedules were investigated. The vaccine was found to stimulate humoral and cellular immune responses and to offer protection against corneal infection with liver herpes simplex virus.

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