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John Tregoning

Author: Infectious. Professor in Vaccine Immunology, Imperial College London
  • United Kingdom

About John Tregoning

Author: Infectious

I have studied the immune responses to vaccination and respiratory infection for 20 years and have been an independent PI for 15 years. My group’s research program is focussed on prevention of respiratory infections. 

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Not all influenza vaccines are given as shots in the arm.

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John Tregoning
Jan 03, 2019
Replying to Mala Menon

Very interesting - the study and the methods-Dr Tregoning.

Probably-would be useful in detecting antibodies? 

Mala Menon

maladmbcp@yahoo.co.in


You are right. We (and other groups) have used this methodology for nasal antibody sampling:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28647455

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