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Immune response variations after vaccination are influenced by host genetic factors and demographic variables, such as race, ethnicity and sex. The latter have not been systematically studied in regard to live rubella vaccine, but are of interest for developing next generation vaccines for diverse populations, for predicting immune responses after vaccination, and for better understanding the variables...
Although vaccination campaigns have significantly reduced the global burden of rubella disease, there are still regional outbreaks and cases of congenital rubella syndrome. Rubella vaccination elicits a strong humoral as well as cellular response. The relationship between these two measures in response to rubella vaccine is poorly understood. We have previously reported no correlation between rubella-virus-specific...
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