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Publications by Fayaz-Ahmad Mir
A Multicistronic DNA Vaccine Induces Significant Protection Against Tuberculosis in Mice and Offers Flexibility in the Expressed Antigen Repertoire
Clinical and Vaccine Immunology
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Effective Protection Induced by a Monovalent DNA Vaccine Against Dengue Virus (DV) Serotype 1 and a Bivalent DNA Vaccine Against DV1 and DV2 in Mice
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