… The most biologically relevant classifier generated in this study was built upon the dataset
designated BPAD200+N+B+AF (Figure 2). The top 10 features used by this classifier may be …

… This candidate vaccine is an extensively scrutinized plethora based on the concept of
reverse vaccinology (RV) with special attention reserved for exported targets, generating …

… Although almost 15 years have passed since the birthdate of Reverse Vaccinology (RV), …
based approach (Structural Vaccinology [SV]), synthetic biology and some examples of their …

… Advances in genomics and innovative strategies such as reverse vaccinology have …
increase our fundamental understanding of pathogen biology, mechanisms responsible for the …

… The term reverse vaccinology originates from the change in perspective allowed by the
advancements in sequencing technologies. The entire genome of the virulent MC58 strain was …

… In addition, estimates of protection, based on WGS, hSBA, and MATS, indicate that a proportion
of strains lack a biologically relevant match to the antigens in the vaccine. As an example…

… , reverse vaccinology has made possible studies on antigen function, leading to an understanding
of the biology of … screening for protective antigens by reverse vaccinology, it was found …

… In the square is highlighted the Reverse Vaccinology part (A). Timeline of the delivery of
RV standalone programs and their main characteristics in terms of type of software, interface …

Vaccinology is a relatively recent discipline involving vaccine development and use. It includes
immunology and infectious illnesses, epidemiology, public health, and pediatrics among …

… paper show development of reverse vaccinology, their relevance, and … Reverse vaccinology
presents a revolution in both immunology and biotechnology and shows how a biological …