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    Category: TG1050

    Comparative analysis of immunization schedules using a novel adenovirus – based immunotherapeutic targeting hepatitis B in naïve and tolerant mouse models.

    Houda Boukhebza, et al. Vaccine. 2014, 32(26):3256-63. – Download the article Publication

    Published 30 May 2014
    Categorized as 2014, Publication, TG1050

    TG1050, A viral-vector based immunotherapeutic designed to treat chronic hepatitis B induces immune responses similar to those display by HBV resolving patients and has an early antiviral effects in a HBV tolerant model.

    Perrine Martin, et al. Hepatology, 2013, (58) S1, 222A–225A – Download the article Publication

    Published 15 October 2013
    Categorized as TG1050

    Pre-clinical proof-of-concept studies exploring schedules of administration of an adenovirus-based HBV immunotherapeutic show wide potential for induction of robust and long-lasting T-cell responses.

    Houda Boukhebza, et al. Journal of Hepatology, 2013, (58), Supplement 1, S161 – Download the article Publication

    Published 3 September 2013
    Categorized as 2013, Publication, TG1050

    130 – A multivalent adenovirus-based immunotherapeutic for treatment of chronic hepatitis B induces broad, robust and polyfunctional T cells in naive and HBV tolerant mice.

    Perrine Martin, et al. Journal of Hepatology, 2013, (58), Supplement 1, S57–S58. – Download the article Publication

    Published 3 September 2013
    Categorized as 2013, Publication, TG1050

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