"Simplified Vaccinologist's Vaccinology in the Pursuit of a Vaccine Against AIDS."

According to an abstract submitted by the author to the Second Annual Meeting of the Institute of Human Virology, held September 15-21, 1997, in Baltimore, Maryland, "Vaccinology is the engagement of microbiology, virology, molecular biology, and immunology in the effort to develop vaccines to prevent infectious diseases. Guidelines for vaccine development are provided by knowledge of the pathogenesis of the disease in question and by comparative vaccinology of diseases for which vaccines already exist. Success in the vaccine enterprise relies on the evolution of appropriate science since science alone makes a vaccine possible. Governmental support of basic science research is critical...

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