Intrauterine vaccination induces a dose-sensitive primary humoral response with limited evidence of recall potential.

Induction of the local mucosal immune system within the reproductive tract is widely considered to be a key component in the development of effective prophylactic vaccines to control the spread of sexually transmitted infections. Here， we examine the capacity of the upper reproductive tract to act as a site of immune induction following.

intrauterine，mucosal vaccination，rabbit，reproductive t