The importance of vaccination has been proven particularly significant the last three years,
as it is revealed to be the most efficient weapon for the prevention of several infections …

Introduction Vaccination is so far the most effective way of eradicating infections. Rapidly
emerging drug resistance against infectious diseases and chemotherapy-related toxicities in …

Dendrimers are well-defined, highly branched, multivalent and monodisperse molecules
which host a range of attractive, yet functional, chemical and biological characteristics. A …

Peptide-based subunit vaccines are of great interest in modern immunotherapy as they are
safe, easy to produce and well defined. However, peptide antigens produce a relatively …

In recent years, the application of dendrimers in biomedicine attracted much attention from
scientists. Dendrimers are interesting for biomedical applications because of their …

Vaccination is the most efficient way to protect humans against pathogens. Peptide-based
vaccines offer several advantages over classical vaccines, which utilized whole organisms …

The development of techniques for efficient peptide production renewed interest in peptides
as therapeutics. Numerous modifications for improving stability, transport and affinity profiles …

Mimicking the size and structural features of a pathogen is critical in develo** immunity
through subunit vaccines; it has been shown that this can be successfully achieved by nano …

Nanosized particles including nanovaccines are a novel approach to the development of
vaccines to combat diseases. Nanovaccines have the promise to utilize the immune system …

Several studies have shown that epitope vaccines exhibit substantial advantages over
conventional vaccines. However, epitope vaccines are associated with limited immunity …