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Making allies of phagocytes

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A versatile nanovaccine platform is based on a synthetic nanoparticle that not only acts as an antigen carrier but also stimulates the STING pathway.

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Figure 1: Schematic illustration of the minimalist design of the PC7A nanovaccine.

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