Zika virus baculovirus-expressed envelope protein elicited humoral and cellular immunity in immunocompetent mice

Nature·Jan 13

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research on zika virus has shown that certain proteins and vaccine candidates can elicit immune responses in mice and possibly other animals. some studies have found that envelope proteins and virus-like particles can induce protective immunity against the zika virus. the specifics of the most effective approaches are still being explored, with various methods and vaccine candidates being investigated.

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