Tick-borne encephalitis vaccines: past, present, and future
Olga Morozova
Broschiertes Buch

Tick-borne encephalitis vaccines: past, present, and future

Formalin-inactivated vaccines, DNA and RNA vaccines, recombinant bacteria, multiple antigenic peptides from B- and T-cell epitopes.

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Inactivated vaccines are mainly used worldwide to prevent flavivirus infections. At present, six vaccines against tick-borne encephalitis produced by formalin inactivation of tick-borne encephalitis virus (BTV) from chicken embryo fibroblasts are approved in Russia. There are no vaccines based on the Siberian type of VCE, which dominates in most endemic areas of Russia. The average coverage of the population of endemic regions of Russia by vaccination against tick-borne encephalitis is about 5%. Long three-times immunization and the need for revaccination every 3 years have necessitated the se...