Titlebook: Viral Vectors in Veterinary Vaccine Development; A Textbook Thiru Vanniasinkam,Suresh K. Tikoo,Siba K. Samal Textbook 2021 Springer Nature

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Shawn BabiukF) in polyacrylamide gel was used, and photographs were presented showing the IF patterns of a mouse IgG myeloma protein (5563), of several homogeneous proteins, of the total IgG fraction from a nonimmunized rabbit, and of specifically purified antibodies from rabbits and mice immunized with hemocya

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Introduction to Veterinary Vaccines. Veterinary vaccines not only are important to animal health but also play a vital role in reducing transmission of zoonotic diseases to humans and in securing food supply for humans. Conventional inactivated (killed) or live-attenuated vaccines constitute the majority of licensed veterinary vaccin

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The Role of Adjuvants in the Application of Viral Vector Vaccineses. A principal advantage of using a viral vector is that no adjuvant is required as the vector alone can achieve the desired goals of eliciting the required immune responses. However, in some cases, the viral vector may be attenuated to achieve the desired level of in vivo safety, or it may not sti

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Poxvirus Vectorsry platforms in human and veterinary medicine. The main features that make poxviruses excellent antigen delivery platforms and vaccine vectors are their large genome size with the presence of multiple immunomodulatory genes, the tolerance for large heterologous gene insertions, and their ability to

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