Mark A. Chambers, Simon P. Graham, Roberto M. La Ragione, Chambers, Mark A., Graham, Simon P., La Ragione, Roberto M., Ragione, Roberto M.
Editors
Sunil Thomas
Abstract
In approaching the development of a veterinary vaccine, researchers must choose from a bewildering array of options that can be combined to enhance benefit. The choice and combination of options is not just driven by efficacy, but also consideration of the cost, practicality, and challenges faced in licensing the product. In this review we set out the different choices faced by veterinary vaccine developers, highlight some issues, and propose some pressing needs to be addressed.
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