Titlebook: Novel Strategies in the Design and Production of Vaccines; Sara Cohen,Avigdor Shafferman Book 1996 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The A

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DNA Vaccines for Bacteria and Virusesin the generation of both antibody and cell-mediated immune responses. The ability to generate proteins with native conformation contrasts with certain recombinant protein or inactivated viral vaccines, and offers the means to generate antibodies against the relevant epitopes. Because the desired pr

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New Vaccines Against Bacterial Toxinsher toxins are good candidates for novel vaccines, such as the vacuolating cytotoxin of ... Recently, genetic manipulation of the toxin’s genes has been used to obtain molecules that are already non toxic and do not require chemical treatment for detoxification. This approach has been successful for

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Protective Immunity Induced by , Toxin Mutant Strainsasmids, pXO1 and pXO2, coding for the production of two toxins and D-glutamic acid polymer capsule, respectively. The two toxins, edema and lethal toxin, are secreted by . and are composed of three distinct proteins, protective antigen (PA; 85 kDa), lethal factor (LF; 83 kDa) and edema factor (EF; 8

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The Role of Adjuvants and Delivery Systems in Modulation of Immune Response to Vaccines6; Glenny et al., 1926). Traditionally, adjuvants have been used with routine human vaccines to elicit an early, high and long lasting immune response. But in recent years adjuvants received much attention because of: 1) poor immunogenicity of newly developed purified, subunit and synthetic vaccines

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Unique Immunomodulating Properties of Dimethyl Dioctadecyl Ammonium Bromide (DDA) in Experimental Vihains and two methyl groups, all bound to a positively charged quaternary ammonium molecule, was discovered by Gall in a survey of more than 100 chemicals (Gall, 1966). Since 1966 many papers were published showing the efficacy of DDA as an adjuvant for protein antigens (Veronesi et al, 1970; Stanfi

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Challenges in the Development of Combination Vaccinesicensed and recommended for widespread pediatric immunization include those for . type . (Hib), hepatitis B (HB), and most recently in some countries varicella and . (acellular pertussis). Clinical trials are ongoing in infants for vaccines for . (pneumococcal), hepatitis A (HA), and . (meningococca