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Immunogenicity of Peptides Reproducing Conserved B-cell Epitopes of Hepatitis C Virus Antigens

Sep 2026 · Russian journal of bioorganic chemistry · Vol 52 · 0 citations · 15 references

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These results demonstrate that liposomal peptide formulations are an effective strategy for enhancing the immunogenicity of HCV B-cell epitopes and provide a promising foundation for the development of a multi-epitope hepatitis C vaccine.

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