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Rationale for a live-attenuated vaccine for cryptosporidiosis.

Sep 2026 · Journal of Infectious Diseases · 0 citations
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This work proposes development of a live-attenuated vaccine for cryptosporidiosis, which would stimulate both adaptive and "trained" innate immune responses.

Abstract

Natural Cryptosporidium infection causes development of protective immunity. Live-attenuated vaccines stimulate both adaptive and "trained" innate immune responses. With advances in parasite genetics, target identification, and in vitro cultivation, we now propose development of a live-attenuated vaccine for cryptosporidiosis.

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