Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences

108
Views

1
Downloads

3D Structure Analysis of VhhP2 Protein in Vibrio harveyi

Faeze Shafi Naderi, Fateme Sefid, Mahsa Khosravi, Fourozan Esmaili Dahaj, Haniye Ashkani, Fateme Sharaf Nahal and Golnaz Kalantari
Page: 1147-1151 | Received 21 Sep 2022, Published online: 21 Sep 2022

By Research Area

Medicine & Public Health Life Sciences Engineering Mathematics Biomedicine Physics Chemistry Computer Science Earth Sciences Social Sciences Business and Management Psychology Materials Science Economics Education Environment Philosophy Statistics Law Political Science and International Relations Pharmacy Dentistry Energy Linguistics Geography Finance Criminology and Criminal Justice Medicine Cultural and Media Studies History Architecture / Design Literature Biomedical Sciences Religious Studies Education & Language Food Science & Nutrition Public Health

By Volume and Issue

Abstract

Vibrio harveyi is one of the important aquatic pathogens founded predominately in marine habitats. The gram-negative bacterium can cause infection in a broad range of marine vertebrates and invertebrates, involving fishsh, shrimp, lobster and mollusk. Until now, the traditional forms of vaccines against V. harveyi have been produced including killed whole bacterial cells (mostly) and extracellular products (in part). In addition to these vaccines, currently a number of protein-based (in fact recombinant subunit) vaccines have been manufactures and are shown to be effective against some V. harveyi starins.

How to cite this article:

Faeze Shafi Naderi, Fateme Sefid, Mahsa Khosravi, Fourozan Esmaili Dahaj, Haniye Ashkani, Fateme Sharaf Nahal and Golnaz Kalantari. 3D Structure Analysis of VhhP2 Protein in Vibrio harveyi.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.36478/jeasci.2017.1147.1151
URL: https://www.makhillpublications.co/view-article/1816-949x/jeasci.2017.1147.1151