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Summary
Antigenic stimulation by infection was more effective than immunization with inactivated vaccine in evoking a variant-specific serum antibody response. In both groups, occurrences of such a response could not be associated with the height of postex-posure antibody titer or absence and/or presence of preexisting antibody to homologous and heterologous viruses.
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