Module 9.7b Vaccinome
Objectives
- Introductory courses to vaccinology.
- Presentation of different vaccine types.
- Vectors and transgenesis.
Methodological and technical skills acquired
- Theoretical knowledge on the different vaccine types and their pros and cons.
- To be able to analyse the immune response induced by vaccines.
- Starting from a given question, to be able to suggest a vaccination strategy.
Program and content of the module
Theoretical courses : 20h
- Introductory course to vaccinology.
- Conferences on different types of vaccines: live attenuated vaccines, recombinant vaccines, genetic vaccine, sugars and vaccines, reverse vaccinology.
- Selected vaccine examples: vaccine against HIV, HPV, flu and toxoplasmosisViral (structure, lentivirus, adenovirus, poxvirus) and bacterial vectors.
- Regulatory aspects of gene transfer.
Tutorials : 10h
- Critical analysis of English written scientific publications in relation with programs of UE 9.7b and 9.8b.
- Fifteen minutes oral presentation (pair working) of a scientific publication followed by 15 minutes of questions by the jury and other students of the track.
Person in charge
S. Germon