Sentences with phrase «inform vaccine development»

Genetic information about immune response to influenza could inform vaccine development and distribution, and disease treatment strategies [17], [67], [68].

The structure could inform vaccine development, as the Zika E glycoprotein is a key target of immune responses against the virus.

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On the other hand, there was the potential to help inform the development of vaccines and treatments down the road, because the decoy protein could interfere with treatments targeting the critical protein.

The findings may help inform future vaccine development and public health responses.

The researchers hope that understanding the level of virus needed for transmission of infection will provide a useful reference point for the development of experimental drugs and vaccines and could be used to inform the endpoints for clinical trials evaluating such interventions.

This can inform and accelerate the development of new vaccines, especially important during outbreaks and epidemics when clinical testing of vaccine candidates need to be fast tracked.

This result can inform and accelerate rational development of other new vaccines based on living viruses.

Ongoing trials will help inform future vaccine development,» said McCracken.

Col. Nelson Michael, the WRAIR Zika program co-lead, said, «This critical first step has informed our ongoing work in non-human primates and gives us early confidence that development of a protective Zika virus vaccine for humans is feasible.»

Through her Clinical Team Grant, Dr. Bhardwaj and Sacha Gnjatic, Ph.D., are investigating the relationship between checkpoint immunotherapy, chemotherapy, and mutations in advanced bladder cancer, to guide vaccine development and inform combination treatment approaches.

A Regulatory Core with expertise to synthesize outputs to generate and disseminate classifications, guidelines, reference standards for vaccine development, and inform EFPIA activities.

«Now that we know that [the difference] exists, it contributes to our understanding of why the vaccine is not effective in all cases and informs future vaccine development efforts,» said Dr. Dan Neafsey, associate director of the Genomic Center for Infectious Diseases at the Broad and co-first author of the study.

Understanding Zika's mechanisms will illuminate how viral infection leads to birth defects such as microcephaly, a condition marked by an abnormally small head and brain size, and could inform the development of therapies and vaccines, the study authors said.