Research Articles
The Double-Agent Antibody: How Dengue's Hidden Weakness Could Revolutionize Vaccine Design
Discover how scientists are mapping infection-enhancing epitopes of the dengue pr protein to overcome antibody-dependent enhancement and create safer vaccines.
From Blood to Breakthrough: How Computer Analysis is Finding New Weapons Against Dengue Fever
Discover how bioinformatics and drug repurposing are revolutionizing the fight against dengue fever through computational analysis of genetic data.
The Gut Crisis in Dengue: When Protective Antibodies Turn Against the Body
Discover how dengue virus causes lethal intestinal damage through antibody-dependent enhancement, challenging traditional understanding of viral infections.
Little Patients, Different Patterns: How Dengue Serotypes Change the Game in Children
Understanding how different dengue serotypes uniquely shape clinical outcomes in pediatric patients through latest scientific discoveries.
A Trojan Horse Vaccine: How Tricking the Immune System Could Defeat Dengue
Discover how targeting the dengue virus's NS1 protein directly to dendritic cells creates powerful protective immunity against this deadly disease.