In the medical community, antibiotics are revered as a miracle because they stop diseases
brought on by pathogenic bacteria. Antibiotics have become the cornerstone of …

Staphylococcus aureus is a deadly human bacterial pathogen that causes a wide variety of
clinical manifestations. Invasive S. aureus infections in hospitals and the community are one …

Whipple's disease is caused by T. whipplei, a Gram-positive pathogenic bacterium. It is
considered a persistent infection affecting various organs, more likely to infect males. There …

The ongoing antibiotic-resistance crisis is becoming a global problem affecting public
health. Urgent efforts are required to design novel therapeutics against pathogenic bacterial …

Reverse vaccinology is a novel vaccine development technology that uses genome and
proteome analyses through bioinformatics to select antigenic epitopes capable of eliciting …

Objectives: To develop a candidate vaccine aginst the Sphingobacterium spiritivorum.
Methods: Since there is currently no vaccine against this pathogen, we employed in-silico …

The vaccine development strategies have evolved from using an entire organism as an
immunogen to a single antigen and further towards an epitope. Since an epitope is a …

Staphylococcus aureus causes both hospital and community acquired infections in humans
worldwide. Due to the high incidence of infection S. aureus is also one of the most sampled …

Whipple's disease is caused by T. whipplei, a Gram-positive pathogenic bacterium. It is
considered a persistent infection affecting various organs, more likely to infect males. There …

The ongoing antibiotic-resistance crisis is becoming a global problem affecting public
health. Urgent efforts are required to design novel therapeutics against pathogenic bacterial …