A multi-epitope subunit vaccine providing broad cross-protection against diverse serotypes of Streptococcus suis

Nature·Nov 14

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A multi-epitope subunit vaccine has been reported to provide broad cross-protection against diverse serotypes of Streptococcus suis. The development of such vaccines is an area of ongoing research, with similar approaches being explored for various other diseases, including viral and bacterial infections. The use of immunoinformatics and other approaches is being investigated to design effective multi-epitope subunit vaccines against a range of pathogens.

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