Recombinant Vector Vaccines

 

Recombinant vector vaccines are recurring drugs designed to carry additional genes taken from the pathogen - and these extra genes produce the proteins we want to be able to protect ourselves with. These vaccine molecules can change and lose additional genes during the vaccine process or during recurrence within a person, and there is concern that this evolution could severely limit the effectiveness of the vaccine. The effectiveness of this process is learned here by mathematical models. The evolutionary potential of the vaccine within the institution is reduced by the temporary increase in the number of vaccines before the immune response is suppressed.

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