Viral Vectors for Vaccine Delivery provides an understanding of viral vector technology and its potential to address the challenges of vaccine design and delivery. Topics covered include viral vectors, their type, vector design, and formulations. By exploring the latest advancements and prospects, this book aims to contribute to the development of safer, more effective, and more accessible vaccines for the healthier global population. In addition, subjects on pre-clinical studies, human clinical trials, and production features of viral vaccines are included. Its chapters explore various aspects of viral vector technology, from the basic principles of viral vector construction to the latest advancements in gene editing and manufacturing.

To begin, the book introduces the concept of viral vectors and their advantages over traditional vaccine platforms. Subsequent chapters delve into the intricacies of viral vector construction, including the selection of appropriate viral backbones, the insertion of foreign genes, and the optimization of vector design for maximum immunogenicity. The next section explores the different types of viral vectors used for vaccine delivery, including replication-component and non-replicating vectors. It also covers genetically modified viral vectors, such as those engineered for targeted delivery or enhanced antigen presentation. The book further delves into the specific applications of viral vectors in vaccine development, including their use in veterinary medicine and the development of vaccines against emerging infectious diseases. The advantages and challenges associated with viral vector vaccines are discussed, along with the commercially available viral vector vaccines and the future potential of this technology.