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FIGURE 6-1 Derivation of measles vaccine strains. Sources: Adapted from Plotkin and Mortimer (1988, p. 189) and Hirayama M. (1983). ated Enders strain vaccine is currently in use in the United States; the Schwarz strain is used elsewhere in the world. Other strains have been developed and used in various smaller population groups. 'Figure 6-1 illustrates the derivation of many measles vaccines from the Edmonston strain. Table 6-1 lists the measles vaccines used in the United States. TABLE 6-1 Measles Vaccines Used in the United States
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