IgG responses to intranasal immunization with cholera-toxin-immobilized polymeric nanospheres in mice
Stuart Cooper, Thomas Horbett, Michael Ratner, Patrick Stayton
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Stuart Cooper, Thomas Horbett, Michael Ratner, Patrick Stayton
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Polymeric nanospheres (NS) have a wide potential in the manufacture of biomedical wares [1, 2], optical devices [3] and other industrial materials [4] because of their extremely large surface area to volume ratios. Various substances from metal ions *To whom correspondence should be addressed at Osaka University. E-mail: akashi@chem.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp 76 T. Kaneko et al.
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Polymeric nanospheres (NS) have a wide potential in the manufacture of biomedical wares [1, 2], optical devices [3] and other industrial materials [4] because of their extremely large surface area to volume ratios. Various substances from metal ions *To whom correspondence should be addressed at Osaka University. E-mail: akashi@chem.eng.osaka-u.ac.jp 76 T. Kaneko et al.
Key concepts: Cholera toxin, Nasal administration, Immunization, Toxin, Medicine, Microbiology, Cholera, Immunology