2nd international conference virology and infectious disease
Date: September 3-4, 2019
Venue: London, UK
URL: http://virology.alliedacademies.com/
Influenza virus from Haemagglutination-hindering antibody
The results of the haemagglutination-hindering (HI) antibody examination for influenza virus antibody in human sera closely matches those created by virus neutralization examine and are predictive of protection.
On the basis of the data resultant from 12 publications regarding healthy adults, we projected the median HI titre protecting 50% of the vaccines against the virus concerned at 28. This discovery supports the current policy needful vaccines to encourage serum HI titres of > or = 40 to the vaccine viruses in the majority of the vaccines.
INFLUENZA VIRUS
Unfortunately alike studies are revealing for the elderly, the group most at risk of influenza. There still remain many unexplained technical problems with the HI assay and we endorse that these problems are considered and the virus neutralization test as a predictor of resistance to influenza be assessed.
Although the educations on this issue often give contradictory results, they generally show that HI antibody responses to influenza vaccination tend to reduce with increasing age, when health often cooperates. Advanced age in itself seems not to be an independent factor in this process.
However, even in totally healthy elderly individuals, the response to vaccination with an antigenically new virus may be strongly abridged associated with younger vaccines.
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Contact details:
Clara Charlotte
Program director| virology 2019
Email: virology@microbioconferences.com
Phone: +44 20 3769 1755
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