Veterinary vaccines : current innovations and future trends /
Gershwin, Laurel J.,editor.
Woolums, Amelia R.,editor.
This concise book captures the essence of current and future shifts in vaccine development research that will likely transform our understanding of methods to stimulate specific and protective immune responses to infectious diseases, and to offer improved therapeutic applications for oncology patients. The book opens with a chapter on reverse vaccinology and systems vaccinology approaches that should lead to more effective vaccines with fewer side effects. This is followed by a chapter describing recent developments in cancer immunotherapy and vaccination. Additional chapters provide updates on mucosal vaccines in the bovine context, adjuvants, transboundary diseases of livestock, and maternal and neonatal immunization. The book closes with a timely discussion of the newest vaccine modality currently being evaluated to control the human COVID19 pandemic, mRNA vaccines"--Back cover.
Includes bibliographical references.
New approaches to vaccinology made possible by advances in next generation sequencing, bioinformatics and protein modeling -- Cancer vaccines -- Bovine mucosal vaccines : challenges and opportunities -- Adjuvants : state of the art and new developments -- Challenges in having vaccines available to control transboundary diseases of livestock -- Neonatal vaccination and maternal immunization -- RNA vaccines for infectious diseases of animals : a future trend.
This concise book captures the essence of current and future shifts in vaccine development research that will likely transform our understanding of methods to stimulate specific and protective immune responses to infectious diseases, and to offer improved therapeutic applications for oncology patients. The book opens with a chapter on reverse vaccinology and systems vaccinology approaches that should lead to more effective vaccines with fewer side effects. This is followed by a chapter describing recent developments in cancer immunotherapy and vaccination. Additional chapters provide updates on mucosal vaccines in the bovine context, adjuvants, transboundary diseases of livestock, and maternal and neonatal immunization. The book closes with a timely discussion of the newest vaccine modality currently being evaluated to control the human COVID19 pandemic, mRNA vaccines"--Back cover.
Veterinary vaccines.
Veterinary vaccines
Vaccination of animals.