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Particle size distribution of antiviral vaccines, determined by DLS.

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English: Particle size distributions of different antiviral vaccines subjected to simulated cold-chain disruptions: heat treatment (50 °C, 18 hours) or freeze-thawing (1 cycle, -18 °C). Measured by DLS on a Litesizer 500 instrument. Curves represent the mean values from at least five measurement repetitions. TBE: Tick-borne encephalitis.
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Author Anton Paar

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