Conference Coverage/HBV and HCV

Naked DNA-Based Immunization Obtains Antibody Responses

Published in Hepatitis Weekly, May 15th, 1995

At a recently held conference on hepatitis, a researcher from France presented study findings that demonstrate the utility of naked DNA-based immunization for the induction of responses to viral epitopes from two different viruses.

"It also outlines the need for optimization of cloning strategies to limit sequence-interference between determinants of interest that may ultimately minimize antigen presentations and thus the immune response," indicated Genevieve Inchauspe, Ph.D., INSERM, Lyon, France, in her presentation abstract at the Hepatitis - Latest Advances in the Diagnosis, Prevention and Treatment of HBV and HCV meeting April 20-21, 1995, in Washington,...

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