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Efficacy of Live Attenuated and Inactivated Influenza Vaccines in Schoolchildren and Their Unvaccinated Contacts in Novgorod, Russia by Rudenko, L. G., Slepushkin, A. N., Monto, A. S., Kendal, A. P., Grigorieva, E. P., Burtseva, E. P., Rekstin, A. R., Beljaev, A. L., Bragina, V. E., Cox, N., Ghendon, Y. Z., Alexandrova, G. I.Alexandrova

“…Children aged 7–14 years in Novgorod, Russia, were given Russian live cold-adapted or inactivated influenza vaccines or placebo over a 2-year period. Schools…”
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Salient features of circulating respiratory viruses in the pre- and pandemic influenza and COVID-19 seasons by Kiseleva, I. V., Larionova, N. V., Grigorieva, E. P., Ksenafontov, A. D., Al Farroukh, M., Rudenko, L. G.

“…A wide variety of zoonotic viruses that can cross the interspecies barrier promote the emergence of new, potentially pandemic viruses in the human population…”
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The influence of seasonal influenza viruses biological features on the effectiveness of development strains for live influenza vaccine by Larionova, N. V., Kiseleva, I. V., Bazhenova, E. A., Grigorieva, E. P., Rudenko, L. G.

“…Aim. Evaluation of the efficiency of the method of reassortant strains for live influenza vaccine development and ways to optimize it, taking into account the…”
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CROSSREACTIVE ANTIBODIES AND MEMORY T CELLS TO HUMAN AND ZOONOTIC INFLUENZA A VIRUSES IN VOLUNTEERS by Losev, I. V., Donina, S. A., Petukhova, G. D., Korenkov, D. A., Grigorieva, E. P., Doroshenko, E. M., Rudenko, L. G., Naykhin, A. N.

“…There exists a real hazard of transferring zoonotic influenza A viruses, either swine, or avian, into human population. In such case, severity of such…”
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EVALUATION OF T CELL IMMUNOLOGICAL MEMORY BY MEANS OF CD45+ EXPRESSION IN HUMANS VACCINATED WITH LIVE REASSORTANT INFLUENZA VACCINE by Naikhin, A. N., Koren’kov, D. A., Petukhova, G. D., Chirkova, T. V., Grigorieva, E. P., Rudenko, L. G.

“…A full-scale development of post-vaccinal immunity is determined by T and B cell-dependent immunological memory which is formed in response to vaccine…”
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OMOLOGICAL AND HETEROLOGICAL ANTIBODY AND T CELL IMMUNE RESPONSES TO LIVE ATTENUATED INFLUENZA VACCINE A (H5N2) AND A (H7N3) by Naykhin, A. N., Donina, S. A., Losev, I. V., Petukhova, G. D., Korenkov, D. A., Stukova, M. A., Erofeeva, M. К., Konshina, O. S., Smolonogina, T. A., Doroshenko, Е. М., Grigorieva, E. P., Rudenko, L. G.

“…From the beginning of 21th century outbreaks of H5, H7 and H9 avian flu are registered from time to time. These viruses are considered as one of the possible…”
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LOCAL ANTIBODY AND CELLULAR IMMUNE RESPONSES TO INFLUENZA INFECTION AND VACCINATION by Petukhova, G. D., Naikhin, A. N., Barantseva, I. B., Donina, S. A., Chirkova, T. V., Grigorieva, E. P., Rudenko, L. G.

“…Local immune responses of mucous membranes of an organism are the first and most significant barriers preventing many virus infections, including influenza…”
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Analysis of some factors influencing immunogenicity of live cold-adapted reassortant influenza vaccines by Rudenko, L.G, Kiseleva, I.V, Larionova, N.V, Grigorieva, E.P, Naikhin, A.N, Alexandrova, G.I

“…Inability to grow at elevated temperature (temperature sensitivity or ts phenotype) is an important characteristic of wild-type ( wt) viruses. Analysis of our…”
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