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Project

Development and evaluation of particulate formulations for the selective delivery of antigens and immunpotentiators towards dendritic cells.

Developing effective vaccins against insidous pathogens such as HIV, Mycobacterium tuberculosis and HCV represents a major challenge and is likely to require the induction of potent T cell mediated immune responses. In this project we aim to develop a particulate carrier allowing the selective delivery of both antigens and immunpotentiators to dendritic cells in order to promote the induction of potent T cell mediated immune responses.

Date:1 Oct 2010 →  1 Oct 2012
Keywords:mycobacterium tuberculosis, dendritic cells, particulate antigen delivery, vaccination
Disciplines:Immunology, Polymeric materials, Biological system engineering, Biomaterials engineering, Other biotechnology, bio-engineering and biosystem engineering, Biomechanical engineering, Other (bio)medical engineering, Industrial biotechnology, Process engineering, Environmental engineering and biotechnology