In particular, type I, II and III interferons induced by viral or bacterial pathogens may inhibit vaccine virus replication and immunogenicity through a number of mechanisms including direct antiviral activity, innate immune cell activation and regulation of adaptive immune responses [125,126]

In particular, type I, II and III interferons induced by viral or bacterial pathogens may inhibit vaccine virus replication and immunogenicity through a number of…

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