[A view to the future of vaccines].
Important advances have been made in the synthesis and effectiveness of vaccines. Among them are new vaccines made with recombinant DNA technology, live vectors as vehicles of antigens, naked DNA vaccines of epitopes and codificaying epitopes nucleotides. Reverse vaccinology has resulted very useful for identifying antigens. New uses, ways and methods for delivering vaccines open a promising panorama of the vaccinology.
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