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Reverse Vaccinology Approaches

Reverse vaccinology is a modern approach to vaccine development that uses genomic data to identify potential vaccine targets. Unlike traditional methods that rely on growing pathogens in the lab, reverse vaccinology starts with the genetic sequence of a pathogen to identify proteins or antigens that could stimulate an immune response. This approach is particularly useful for pathogens that are difficult or impossible to culture. By analyzing the genome of a pathogen, researchers can predict which proteins are likely to be expressed on its surface and identify them as potential vaccine candidates. Reverse vaccinology not only speeds up the vaccine development process but also allows for the design of vaccines for emerging diseases, including those caused by novel pathogens. This method has been instrumental in the development of vaccines for diseases like meningococcal disease and Zika virus, representing a new era in vaccinology.

Committee Members
Speaker at International Vaccines Congress 2025 - Khursheed Anwer

Khursheed Anwer

IMUNON, United States
Speaker at International Vaccines Congress 2025 - Regina Au

Regina Au

BioMarketing Insight, United States
Speaker at International Vaccines Congress 2025 - Madhu Khanna

Madhu Khanna

University of Delhi, India
IVC 2025 Speakers
Speaker at International Vaccines Congress 2025 - Khursheed Anwer

Khursheed Anwer

IMUNON, United States
Speaker at International Vaccines Congress 2025 - Regina Au

Regina Au

BioMarketing Insight, United States
Speaker at International Vaccines Congress 2025 - Madhu Khanna

Madhu Khanna

University of Delhi, India
Speaker at International Vaccines Congress 2025 - Lara Isis Teodoro

Lara Isis Teodoro

Mayo Clinic, United States
Speaker at International Vaccines Congress 2025 - Ahmed Abdulazeez

Ahmed Abdulazeez

BHRUT Trust, United Kingdom
Speaker at International Vaccines Congress 2025 - Elena Chiappini

Elena Chiappini

University of Florence, Italy
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