Our first year of the PARAGONE project has been focussed on expressing and purifying the recombinant proteins for vaccine trials for the liver fluke parasite, Fasciola hepatica. Of the three proteins between produced by Queen’s University Belfast (the fourth protein…
My first year in PARAGONE project has been very productive, not only because of the good results we have obtained, but for my personal experience too. Last summer, I spent a week the Moredun Research Institute in Edinburgh, where I…
This has been a very productive year at the Moredun. I have enjoyed the opportunity of meeting the PARAGONE partners and collaborating with some of them, looking into new methods to improve their vaccines. As such, most of my work…
Dr Harry Wright, Moredun Research Institute Team The first year of the PARAGONE project has been an extremely rewarding experience. I have been producing and preparing vaccine antigens for trials in Gran Canaria and in Belgium. I was fortunate enough…
Dr Dan Price, Moredun Research Institute I joined Moredun Research Institute a little over 12 months ago and have been working full-time on the European Union funded Horizon 2020 PARAGONE project. The project aims to move prototype vaccines for animal…
Details of the University of Cordoba's relationship with the Paragone H2020 project. http://www.redotriandalucia.es/catalog/H2020-SFS-2014-2-635408/ See also the pdf below: europeanproject_H2020-SFS-2014-2-635408
At the Norwegian Veterinary Institute, researcher Øivind Øines is researching the molecular epidemiology of PRM, and this work is ongoing through a separate collaboration-project with Animalia Fjørfe
Population, genetic, and antigenic diversity of the apicomplexan Eimeria tenella and their relevance to vaccine development Damer P. Blake,a,1 Emily L. Clark,a,2 Sarah E. Macdonald,a Venkatachalam Thenmozhi,b Krishnendu Kundu,c Rajat Garg,c Isa D. Jatau,d Simeon Ayoade,e Fumiya Kawahara,f Abdalgader Moftah,g…
Understanding the biology and control of the poultry red mite Dermanyssus gallinae a review: James Pritchard, Tatiana Kuster, Olivier Sparagano & Fiona Tomley Avian Pathology Dermanyssus gallinae, the poultry red mite (PRM), is a blood-feeding ectoparasite capable of causing pathology…
PARAGONE studies underway at the ULPGC studying immune responsiveness to a sheep nematode vaccine. Read More ...