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Synthetic Peptide Vaccine Models
2021High technology advances in polymer science have opened up new opportunities in drug delivery systems. This chapter broadens the existing information in the field of polymeric materials and polymeric carriers for drug delivery applications. Also, further information about polymeric carriers in linear properties, polymeric carriers with spherical ...
Şakar Daşdan, Dolunay +1 more
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Synthetic peptide vaccines: success at last
Vaccine, 1995Peptide vaccines would form the ideal ultimate vaccine because they are safe both in production as well as application, easy to handle, store and transport. Peptide vaccines have the advantage that they can be produced in a completely reproducible manner, they are cheap compared to subunit or whole protein vaccines and potentially they can be precisely
Meloen, R.H. +3 more
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Synthetic immunomodulators and synthetic vaccines.
Critical reviews in therapeutic drug carrier systems, 1987Efforts have been made for several years to obtain well-defined, nontoxic adjuvants and antigens which could be used for human vaccination and immunostimulation. Among synthetic adjuvants, MDP represents one of the most studied family of compounds. This molecule is the minimal active structure of whole Mycobacteria and has been shown to be endowed with
C, Leclerc, F R, Vogel
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Synthetic Peptide Vaccines for Schistosomiasis
1995Schistosomiasis is a chronic disease that infects an estimated 200 million persons, leading to an estimated 800,000 to 1 million annual deaths. It ranks second only to malaria in terms of morbidity and mortality caused by a parasitic disease. In addition, there is increasing evidence that schistosome infection may have profound effects on growth in ...
D A, Harn +4 more
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Biotechnological trends towards synthetic vaccines
Immunology Letters, 1988There can be little doubt that when successfully used, vaccination is the most effective answer to infectious diseases. Vaccination has been mainly responsible for the eradication of smallpox and for the control of yellow fever, poliomyelitis and German measles in the human population, and of Newcastle disease, foot-and-mouth disease and Marek's ...
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Towards synthetic antiviral vaccines
Pure and Applied Chemistry, 1990Abstract
V. T. Ivanov +5 more
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Synthetic Antigens and Vaccines
1989Early studies in our laboratory have demonstrated that synthetic antigens containing an immunoreactive region of a protein can give rise to a specific, and often conformation-dependent, immune response towards the intact native protein (Arnon et al, 1971). When the protein in question is a component of a virus e.g.
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Synthetic alternatives to Matrigel
Nature Reviews Materials, 2020Elizabeth A Aisenbrey, William L Murphy
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