Author: Lemaire, D.; Barbosa, T.; Rihet, P.
Title: Coping with genetic diversity: the contribution of pathogen and human genomics to modern vaccinology Document date: 2011_10_28
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Snippet: This approach has been favored in recent years by the use of high-throughput technologies in the fields of genomics, proteomics and immunomics, among other "omics", which has expanded enormously. The number of available viral and parasitic genome sequences is growing continuously (2) , and important advances have been made to make new biostatistics and bioinformatics tools available for candidate gene prospection. The current "genomic era" is mar.....
Document: This approach has been favored in recent years by the use of high-throughput technologies in the fields of genomics, proteomics and immunomics, among other "omics", which has expanded enormously. The number of available viral and parasitic genome sequences is growing continuously (2) , and important advances have been made to make new biostatistics and bioinformatics tools available for candidate gene prospection. The current "genomic era" is marked by a major impact on the ability to find new candidate vaccine antigens and to develop effective vaccines.
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