Vaccines against Infectious diseases

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New Vaccine techniques like in vitro gene-manipulation have opened up new approaches to vaccine development. This has rapidly grown into an exciting area of Vaccines against infectious diseases research in both academic and industrial laboratories. There are a number of scientific challenges which require multidisciplinary teams to solve problems in developing new immunogens. This has challenged our existing knowledge about protein structure and conformation, microbial pathogenicity and the immune system. Recombinant-DNA techniques are invaluable as tools of analysis and antigen production. The surface of micro-organisms can also be minutely explored with the use of synthetic peptides and monoclonal antibodies. Nevertheless, these new technologies do not allow us to circumvent the need for detailed understanding of pathogens and the disease process. A lot of researches are going on improving/developing new vaccines and administration of vaccines

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