Значения термина blocking vaccines на английском

The development of transmission- blocking vaccines is one approach to malaria control.

Here the use and status of transmission- blocking vaccines are reviewed.

Vaccination strategies that target antibody response towards this domain may improve the efficacy of future transmission- blocking vaccines.

Transmission- blocking vaccines are one strategy for controlling malaria, whereby sexual-stage parasites are inhibited from infecting mosquitoes by human antibodies.

Further investigations of CPW-WPC family proteins may facilitate understanding of parasite biology in the mosquito stage and development of transmission- blocking vaccines.

These (and other) parasite-derived enzymes that play essential roles during ookinete midgut invasion are prime candidates for transmission- blocking vaccines.

Malaria transmission- blocking vaccines based on antigens expressed in sexual stages of the parasites are considered one promising strategy for malaria control.

To date, a limited number of surface proteins have been identified in mosquito-stage parasites and investigated as potential targets for transmission- blocking vaccines.

Understanding mechanisms by which the human host response may impair parasite infectivity for mosquitoes has direct implications for the development of transmission- blocking vaccines.