Synopsis: 5. medicine & health: Medical procedure: Vaccination: Vaccine:


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Their computer simulations may lead to new strategies to stop influenza perhaps even a one-size-fits-all vaccine.

Such agents could lead to a universal flu vaccine that would last a lifetime. He said the membrane fusion mechanism is shared widely among many biological systems


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and changes next-generation sequencing can be used to help update vaccines so they are still effective Hause said.

Then we can mine that dataset to match the vaccines or to get additional information on the pathogen.


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#Developing better vaccine for mutating virus in cowsbovine viral diarrhea virus infections result in one of the most costly diseases among cattle with losses in U s. herds estimated at $2 billion per year according to professor Christopher

This makes developing a vaccine to prevent the virus challenging. Triggering immune responsethrough a five-year SDSU-USDA Experiment Station grant Chase his colleague immunology expert Alan Young

The ultimate goal is to develop better modified live vaccines. Hoppe's unique microscope setup allows the researchers to use fluorescence to see what's happening at a molecular level in live cells.

They surmise that different virus strains will require different vaccine strategies. Ultimately the best kind of immunization would be to increase the mucosal immune response antibodies secreted on the surfaces of the throat gastrointestinal tract


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which in the longer term may allow us to develop vaccines says Wigley. Story Source:


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Although medicine and vaccines can prevent some diseases they don't prevent them all in those cases stopping the bite in the first place is the best line of defense.

and no vaccine against the disease repellents are the number one protection. It is winter in Brazil at the moment

Vaccines and treatments are available for some diseases but not all and so the best way to keep as safe as possible is to use an insect repellent containing DEET and reapply it regularly.


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Mannose receptorright now there are no effective vaccines or treatments to combat infections of this type so innate immunity factors are being studied as an effective alternative to treat


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#First metritis vaccine protects dairy cowscornell scientists have created the first vaccines that can prevent metritis one of the most common cattle diseases.

The new vaccines prevent metritis infection of the uterus from taking hold and reduce symptoms when it does a prospect that could save the United states billions of dollars a year

Three of the vaccines Bicalho's lab created lowered metritis incidence and lessened its symptoms in the cows that received them showing promise for alternatives to antibiotics in addressing the disease.

Our lab has been developing a vaccine for years now based on our research of this disease said Bicalho.

We created multivalent vaccines complex cocktails with several components we've identified as important to causing metritis.

All three subcutaneous vaccines were effective significantly reducing incidence of disease by up to 83 percent.

Cows that were vaccinated with the subcutaneous vaccines had lower incidence of postpartum fever and puerperal metritis shorter disease periods and improved reproductive performance compared to those that did not receive the vaccines.

The powerful protection these vaccines produced surprised us. We expected some protective effect but nothing as strong as what we found said Bicalho.

An effective vaccine against uterine diseases will have a significant positive impact on the dairy industry limiting the use of antibiotics and decreasing economic losses due to these disorders.

Our next step is to simplify the complex vaccines we created by identifying which components are the most important

and removing the rest. Story Source: The above story is provided based on materials by Cornell University.


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#Studies of cow antibodies help scientists understand how our own bodies workunderstanding how antibodies work is important for designing new vaccines to fight infectious diseases

In addition to the obvious benefit of helping us understand the human immune system the research may benefit the large-scale raising of cattle an important segment of the U s. economy as new vaccines can be developed to protect farm animals from common cattle diseases.


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and how it has jumped between different host species. The findings may have implications ranging from the assessment of health risks for populations to developing vaccines.


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This finding suggests that ECP could be considered as a potential antigen for vaccines for both human and poultry infections.


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Last year a campaign to vaccinate children in Scotland against influenza was halted because of concern in the Muslim community about pork gelatine within the vaccine.


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or vaccine directed against epsilon toxin might stop the progression of the disease or prevent it from even developing.


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#Clinical trial studies vaccine targeting cancer stem cells in brain cancersan early-phase clinical trial of an experimental vaccine that targets cancer stem cells in patients with recurrent glioblastoma multiforme

and dosing of a vaccine created individually for each participant and designed to boost the immune system's natural ability to protect the body against foreign invaders called antigens.

and grown in the laboratory before being injected under the skin as a vaccine weekly for four weeks and then once every two months according to Jeremy Rudnick MD neuro-oncologist in the Cedars-Sinai Department of Neurosurgery

The cancer stem cell study is the latest evolution in Cedars-Sinai's history of dendritic cell vaccine research

The vaccine and study-related tests and follow-up care will be provided at no cost to patients.


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#Modified proteins as vaccines against peach allergya research conducted by the Centre for Plant Biotechnology

and also can be used as a vaccine. Nowadays allergy affects over 25%of the population of developed countries.

After that researchers developed three hypoallergenic variants of this protein that can be used as a vaccine.


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The HPV vaccine has a clear record of lowering cervical cancer rates in women and is now being recommended for boys as well as girls

Take advantage of a vaccine that can prevent cancer. The HPV vaccination is recommended for girls and boys at age 11 or 12 years.#


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and regenerate--and created an experimental vaccine to attack them. Results of laboratory and animal studies are published in the online edition of Stem Cells Translational Medicine

Studies in lab mice showed that the resulting vaccine was able to stimulate an immune response against the CD133 proteins without causing side effects such as an autoimmune reaction against normal cells or organs.

The dendritic cell vaccines are produced by the biotechnology company Immunocellular Therapeutics Ltd . which funded this study.

and certain rights in the vaccine technology and corresponding intellectual property have been licensed exclusively by Cedars-Sinai to Immunocellular Therapeutics.


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Light technology can combat superbugs A universal vaccine for superbugs is possible Researchers discover anti-pathogenic drugs to treat superbugs War against superbugs:


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These goats produce human breast milkthis Spring brought news of goats engineered to lactate the building blocks of a malaria vaccine.


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One is looking at virulents of salmonella to develop a salmonella vaccine; And one looks at the jatropha plant,


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Malaria vaccine from the teats of genetically altered goatsmost malaria vaccines require multi million dollar facilities for production.

Co. Exist reports that Texas A&m researchers have engineered goats that can produce a malaria vaccine in their milk.

These genetically modified animals lactate the vaccine proteins. At this point the milk has to be treated to isolate the vaccine for injection,

but the scientists hope to have drinkable milk vaccines within the next decade. Head researcher Mark Westhusin tells Co. Exist's Ben Schiller:

There is tremendous potential to produce malaria vaccines and other types of medicines, especially for Third world countries.

If you produce these proteins in goats and other transgenic animals, it s way more efficient,


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The World health organization quickly launched a full effort toward creating a vaccine for this new strain.

The vaccine is now complete and will be moving into clinical trials any day now. So far it appears H7n9 has a difficult time moving between humans.

Or what warranted a vaccine for this particular virus? This is one of the big problems.

If we find viruses like the H7 that we perceive as high-risk then we start making viable vaccine strains.

We would like to be on course toward a universal flu vaccine. We have vaccinated against the H1

There is some hope that perhaps we can target other parts of the virus. There is a lot of work toward creating a universal flu vaccine.


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and cancer, develop vaccines and cell therapies, enable regenerative medicine, or make cancer cells self-destruct.


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