This article is part of the supplement: Fourth Dominique International Conference. Maternal chronic viral infections transmitted to infants: from mechanisms to prevention and care

VSV/MVA vaccine rapidly elicits SIV antibodies and local and systemic SIV T cell responses in macaque neonates but does not prevent SIV dissemination after oral challenge

Kristina Abel^*, Koen KA Van Rompay, Juliet Eastlick, Joseph Moore, Mathieu Lemieux, Kimberly Schmidt, Patricia Earl, Linda Buonocore-Buzzelli, Bernard Moss, Nina Rose, John Rose, Michael B McChesney, Pamela Kozlowski and Marta L Marthas

* Corresponding author: Kristina Abel

Retrovirology 2008, 5(Suppl 1):O15 doi:10.1186/1742-4690-5-S1-O15

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