I have a love/hate relationship with Nature Reviews: Immunology.
It comes out once per month, and is usually packed with easy to
read articles about fascinating (to me) topics, and each is
filled with tons of great references so I can dig into the issue
more. On the one hand, I get really excited about all the great
things to read and new ways to expand my knowledge. On the other
hand – that’s a lot of reading. My Instapaper queue is about 80%
Nature Reviews (15% other papers, and 5% random crap).  This
month is no different, but I decided to have the goal of
blogging about the ones that I read as motivation to actually
make that reading happen. First up: Vaccines!  Abbie has
apparently conscripted me into the vaccine wars, which is fine,
except that I feel woefully inadequate in the face of her and
Orac. So I was naturally excited to see this paper in this
month’s issue:  ResearchBlogging.orgVaccine delivery: a matter
of size, geometry, kinetics and molecular patterns  This review
is particularly well writte