Blood samples were taken at baseline and one-month post-vaccination and revealed that participants vaccinated in the morning showed marginally significant evidence of a better response to morning vaccination to the H1N1 strains and a trend in the same direction for the B strains of the annual vaccination but no significant effect for the H3N2 strains [10] .
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Time of day of vaccination does not relate to antibody response to thymus-independent vaccinations.
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