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There is a great deal of research, science and reporting that provide the details and data related to this work. We have provided a resource guide that provides context and background to many of these topics.
There is a great deal of research, science and reporting that provide the details and data related to this work. We have provided a resource guide that provides context and background to many of these topics.
NEAH has identified a comprehensive list of neglected livestock diseases for which mAbs and rAbs to important immune cell markers as well as specific for various pathogens affecting food animals that can be used to guide rationale veterinary vaccine R&D.
Disease | Goats | Sheep | Cattle | Poultry | Pigs | Gap / Unmet Need |
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African Swine Fever | X | no highly effective vaccines | ||||
Animal African Trypanosomiasis | X | X | X | X | no vaccines | |
Avian influenza (highly pathogenic) | current vaccines do not prevent disease transmission | |||||
Brucellosis | X | X | X | X | live vaccines for cattle and goats | |
Contagious bovine pleuropneumonia | X | live vaccines have limitations | ||||
Contagious caprine pleuropneumonia | X | bacterin vaccines have limitations | ||||
East Coast Fever | X | Muguga cocktail vaccine has limitations | ||||
Foot-and-mouth disease | X | X | X | X | improved vaccines needed | |
Fowlpox | X | vaccines confer poor protection against virulent field strains | ||||
Goatpox | X | live vaccines are generally effective; DIVA vaccines needed | ||||
Mareks Disease | X | vaccines reduce clinical disease, but do not prevent persistent infection and shedding | ||||
Peste des Petits Ruminants | X | X | Existing live vaccines are good; thermotolerant, DIVA vaccines needed | |||
Porcine Cysticercosis | X | TSOL18 vaccine-oxfendazole combination highly effective | ||||
Q Fever (Coxiellosis) | X | X | inactivated vaccine only for cattle; safety issues; DIVA vaccine needed | |||
Rift Valley Fever | X | X | X | live and inactivated current vaccines have shortcoming; DIVA-compatible RVF vaccines with better safety and efficacy are needed | ||
Sheep Pox | X | live vaccines are generally effective; DIVA vaccines needed | ||||
Virulent Newcastle Disease | X | vaccines prevent mortality/morbidity; lack of genotype-matched vaccines that reduce disease transmission | ||||
Zoonotic tuberculosis | X | X | no vaccines |
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