Active vaccination with vaccinia virus A33 protects mice against lethal vaccinia and ectromelia viruses but not against cowpoxvirus; elucidation of the specific adaptive immune response

Cowpox virus employs a two-pronged strategy to outflank MHCI antigen presentation

(2013) William H. McCoy et al.   MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY

Emergence of Cowpox: Study of the Virulence of Clinical Strains and Evaluation of Antivirals

(2013) Sophie Duraffour et al.   PLoS One

Investigation of the First Laboratory-Acquired Human Cowpox Virus Infection in the United States

(2012) Andrea M. McCollum et al.   JOURNAL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Epitope mapping by random peptide phage display reveals essential residues for vaccinia extracellular enveloped virion spread

(2012) Yong He et al.   Virology Journal

Cellular DNA Ligase I Is Recruited to Cytoplasmic Vaccinia Virus Factories and Masks the Role of the Vaccinia Ligase in Viral DNA Replication

(2009) Nir Paran et al.   Cell Host & Microbe

In vitro human CD4+ T cell response to the vaccinia protective antigens B5R and A33R

(2009) Philemon Sirven et al.   MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY

Molecular smallpox vaccine delivered by alphavirus replicons elicits protective immunity in mice and non-human primates

(2009) Jay W. Hooper et al.   VACCINE

Induction of cell-cell fusion by ectromelia virus is not inhibited by its fusion inhibitory complex

(2009) Noam Erez et al.   Virology Journal

Postexposure Immunization with Modified Vaccinia Virus Ankara or Conventional Lister Vaccine Provides Solid Protection in a Murine Model of Human Smallpox

(2008) Nir Paran et al.   JOURNAL OF INFECTIOUS DISEASES

Heterogeneity in the A33 protein impacts the cross-protective efficacy of a candidate smallpox DNA vaccine

(2008) Joseph W. Golden et al.   VIROLOGY

Mousepox in the C57BL/6 strain provides an improved model for evaluating anti-poxvirus therapies

(2008) Scott Parker et al.   VIROLOGY

Immunogenicity and protection efficacy of subunit-based smallpox vaccines using variola major antigens

(2007) Pavlo Sakhatskyy et al.   VIROLOGY