Thesis Abstract

Vaccines have been instrumental in preventing infectious diseases and improving public health. The development of effective vaccines requires a deep understanding of the biochemistry involved in antigen selection, formulation, and immune response modulation. This project aims to investigate the role of biochemistry in vaccine development by exploring the biochemical basis of antigen-antibody interactions, adjuvant mechanisms, and immune system activation. Additionally, the project will examine the biochemical strategies employed in the development of different types of vaccines, including viral, bacterial, and subunit vaccines. The findings from this study will contribute to the advancement of vaccine design and optimization

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