Sentences with phrase «vaccine development efforts»

Immunologically immature children bear the greatest burden of morbidity and mortality, and represent a key target group for vaccine development efforts.

«This is an advance for understanding the biology of vaccine - induced CD4 cells and may have important implications for future vaccine development efforts.»

With more than 5,000 genes and a maddeningly complicated life cycle, the malaria parasite (Plasmodium falciparum) has routinely outmaneuvered the human immune system and long frustrated vaccine development efforts.

This morning in London, Merck and the Wellcome Trust unveiled an unusual joint vaccine development effort, a $ 145 million non-profit research institute to be formed in India by the end of next year.

Today, AFRIMS plays a key role in international HIV vaccine development efforts and works in close partnership with the U.S. Military HIV Research Program (MHRP) and Thai partners such as the Thai Ministry of Public Health, Mahidol Unversity, the Thai Red Cross, Chiang Mai University and the Royal Thai Army.

«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.

The group created «heartier influenza viruses» to «streamline vaccine production,» which places the research in the GOF category, suggesting that its valuable contribution to vaccine development efforts might not have been allowed under current policies.

«These efforts gave us a head - start for our vaccine development efforts.»

Applying the principles of infection control brought the epidemic under control but a concern for reemergence naturally or a deliberate release supported continuation of a vaccine development effort so as to have the knowledge and capability necessary for preparing and using an effective vaccine should a need arise.

Aravinda de Silva, PhD, professor of microbiology and immunology, and a post-doctoral researcher Stefan Metz, PhD, recently published the latest on their vaccine development efforts in PLOS Neglected Tropical Diseases.

Moving the Needle provides quarterly updates from PATH's Center for Vaccine Innovation and Access (CVIA) on our vaccine development efforts, as well as related supporting work, such as developing human challenge models, building capacity of developing - country vaccine manufacturers, and evaluating new adjuvants and other novel vaccine technologies.