Mucosal Vaccines against Bacterial and Viral Pathogens
A. N. Suvorov,
Т. A. Kramskaya,
T. V. Gupalova
et al.
Abstract:The mucosal membranes of the human body play a crucial role in the development, maintenance, and regulation of barrier functions and immune homeostasis, representing an integral component of the overall immune system. Mucosal vaccines elicit immune processes in the lymphoid tissue associated with the mucosal membranes. A critical objective of mucosal immunization is the identification of an antigen delivery vector capable of ensuring optimal vaccine efficacy. The authors of this article have conducted extensiv… Show more
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