Prospects of Plant-Based Vaccines in Veterinary Medicine

Prospects of Plant-Based Vaccines in Veterinary Medicine

Prospects of Plant-Based Vaccines in Veterinary Medicine provides an in-depth overview of recombinant plant-made vaccines and their applications in veterinary medicine. The book examines the scientific principles, advantages, limitations, and recent advances in using plants as platforms for producing vaccines and therapeutics against veterinary diseases. It covers potential applications in livestock, companion animals, and wildlife, with emphasis on developing affordable and scalable alternatives to conventional vaccine-production systems.

Key Features

• Plant-based and recombinant vaccines for veterinary medicine
• Applications in livestock, companion animals, and wildlife
• Development of vaccines against important veterinary infections
• Advantages of plant-made vaccines over traditional production systems
• Current limitations and challenges of plant-based vaccine technology
• Low-cost and scalable vaccine production approaches
• Recombinant plant-made therapeutics and vaccine antigens
• Emerging technologies in veterinary immunology and biotechnology
• Potential future applications of plant-made vaccines
• Contributions from leading scientists and researchers in the field