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Characterization of T-cell response to woodchuck hepatitis virus core protein and protection of woodchucks from infection by immunization with peptides containing a T-cell epitope.

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FIG. 1. (A) PBMC proliferation (5 �for the controls was 0.27(triplicates) from 8 acutely (acute), 8 postacutely (postacute), and 12 chronically (chronic) WHV-infected woodchucks and 8 WHV-negative animals (negative) arepresented as mean SI from a single wo
TABLE 1. rWHcAg-specific proliferation of PBMCs, nonadherentcells, and adherent cells derived from four acutelyWHV-infected woodchucksa
FIG. 3. Schematic representation of 16 synthetic peptides covering the entire core protein
FIG. 5. PBMC proliferation (5 �or peptide0.25from acutely WHV-infected woodchucks (acute) and WHV-negative animals(negative) are presented as mean SI
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