ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ МЕТОДОВ ОБРАТНОЙ ГЕНЕТИКИ ДЛЯ ПОЛУЧЕНИЯ РЕКОМБИНАНТНЫХ ШТАММОВ ВИРУСА ГРИППА, ПРИГОДНЫХ В КАЧЕСТВЕ ЖИВЫХ АТТЕНУИРОВАННЫХ ВАКЦИН
- Авторы: Меркулов В.А1,2, Лебедев В.Н1,2, Плеханова Т.М1,2, Максимов В.А1,2, Коровкин С.А1,2, Миронов А.Н1,2
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- Филиал 48 Центрального НИИ Минобороны России — Вирусологический центр, Сергиев Посад
- НПО «Микроген», Москва
- Выпуск: Том 86, № 2 (2009)
- Страницы: 111-117
- Раздел: Статьи
- Дата подачи: 09.06.2023
- Дата публикации: 15.04.2009
- URL: https://microbiol.crie.ru/jour/article/view/13379
- ID: 13379
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ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕ МЕТОДОВ ОБРАТНОЙ ГЕНЕТИКИ ДЛЯ ПОЛУЧЕНИЯ РЕКОМБИНАНТНЫХ ШТАММОВ ВИРУСА ГРИППА, ПРИГОДНЫХ В КАЧЕСТВЕ ЖИВЫХ АТТЕНУИРОВАННЫХ ВАКЦИНОб авторах
В. А Меркулов
Филиал 48 Центрального НИИ Минобороны России — Вирусологический центр, Сергиев Посад; НПО «Микроген», Москва
В. Н Лебедев
Филиал 48 Центрального НИИ Минобороны России — Вирусологический центр, Сергиев Посад; НПО «Микроген», Москва
Т. М Плеханова
Филиал 48 Центрального НИИ Минобороны России — Вирусологический центр, Сергиев Посад; НПО «Микроген», Москва
В. А Максимов
Филиал 48 Центрального НИИ Минобороны России — Вирусологический центр, Сергиев Посад; НПО «Микроген», Москва
С. А Коровкин
Филиал 48 Центрального НИИ Минобороны России — Вирусологический центр, Сергиев Посад; НПО «Микроген», Москва
А. Н Миронов
Филиал 48 Центрального НИИ Минобороны России — Вирусологический центр, Сергиев Посад; НПО «Микроген», Москва
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