Archives of General Internal Medicine

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Measles Virus Peer-review Journals:

Measles was an inevitable infection during the human development with substantial degree of morbidity and mortality. The severity of the measles virus (MV) infection can largely contained by the event of a live attenuated vaccine that can be introduced into the vaccination programs. However, all efforts to eradicate the disease failed and continued to annually end in significant deaths. The development of biology techniques can be allowed in the rescue of MV from cDNA that enabled important insights into a spread of aspects of the biology of the virus and its pathogenesis. Subsequently these technologies facilitated the development of novel vaccine candidates that induce immunity against measles and other pathogens. Based on the promising prospective, the utilization of MV as a recombinant vaccine and a therapeutic vector is addressed.

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