Duke Human Vaccine Institute
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The Duke Human Vaccine Institute is a leading research center focused on developing vaccines and immunotherapies for infectious diseases, particularly HIV and emerging pathogens.
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| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
medical research organization
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research center → vaccine research institute → |
| affiliation |
Duke University
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Duke University School of Medicine → |
| aimsTo |
develop effective HIV vaccines
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improve global access to vaccines → prepare vaccines for emerging pathogens → |
| collaboratesWith |
HIV Vaccine Trials Network
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National Institutes of Health → global vaccine research consortia → |
| country |
United States
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| field |
immunology
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infectious disease research → vaccine development → virology → |
| focusesOn |
HIV
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coronavirus infections → emerging infectious diseases → global health → influenza → respiratory pathogens → |
| hasMission |
to develop vaccines and immunotherapies for major infectious diseases
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to translate basic immunology discoveries into clinical interventions → |
| hasResearchInfrastructure |
Biosafety Level 3 laboratory
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clinical trials unit → vaccine production and formulation facilities → |
| locatedIn |
Durham, North Carolina
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| partOf |
Duke University Medical Center
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| researchArea |
B cell immunology
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T cell immunology → antibody discovery → broadly neutralizing antibodies → clinical vaccine trials → immune correlates of protection → immunogen design → immunotherapies → monoclonal antibodies → preclinical vaccine development → structural biology of viral antigens → vaccine design → |
| trains |
graduate students
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physician-scientists → postdoctoral researchers → |
| typeOfOrganization |
nonprofit research institute
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| usesMethod |
clinical translational research
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structure-based vaccine design → systems immunology → |
Referenced by (1)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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School of Medicine, Duke University
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hasResearchInstitute |