Veterinary Science Research

Dr.Guozhong Zhang is a professor and associate dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine at the China Agriculture University (CAU). His research interests mainly centering on the epidemiology, pathogenesis mechanism and new veterinary medicine development of Newcastle disease virus and avian infectious bronchitis virus. Most recently, he focused his work on the function and subcellular localization of W protein of Paramyxovirus as well as the determinants of the cell tropism and virulence of Coronavirus infectious bronchitis virus.

We hope that under the leadership of the Editor-in-Chief Prof. Guozhong Zhang and with the joint efforts of the entire editorial board, the journal will soon become an excellent journal in the veterinary science field.

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The process of collating and peer review for the next issue (Volume 2, Issue 1) release has already begun.

If you have any manuscripts on hand that you are looking to have published with us, we would be glad to include it in the next issue. Moreover, if you know of any colleagues, or students under your direction who are looking to publish manuscripts, we would be glad to receive their manuscripts under your recommendation as well.

We will provide you with the high standards of publishing quality and the best service，welcome to submit your manuscript or email us for consultation .

Lead Guest Editor: Rolla Ibrahim Mousa Jadallah
                                 Arab American University

Deadline for manuscript submissions: 27 March 2020.

The immune system is extremely complex. It uses multiple mechanisms to control invading pathogens. Vaccination is an important tool in disease control. The most effective vaccines are based on attenuated live microorganisms, but these carry some risk and are potentially lethal to immunosuppressed or immunodeficient individuals. Better techniques for developing live-attenuated vaccines, or vaccines that incorporate both immunogenic components and protective antigens of pathogens, are therefore being sought. Most current viral vaccines are based on live attenuated virus, but many bacterial vaccines are based on components of the micro-organism, including components of the toxins that it produces. The emergence of resistance among several important pathogens threatens to undermine this accomplishment, and despite some successes chemotherapeutic treatments for viral, fungal, and parasitic infections are more limited. Understanding the mechanisms whereby pathogens manipulate the immune system to favor their survival, or exploit weaknesses in host immunity, can lead to novel approaches for the treatment of infections by redirecting host immune responses against the pathogen.

Therefore you are invited to submit your research related to this issue.

This special issue is now open for submission.

For more information about the special issue, please contact the Lead Guest Editor or the Managing Editor (vsr@bilpublishing.com).

We are pleased to announce that Volume 1, Issue 1 ( 2019 ) of Veterinary Science Research has been published, and is currently available for download.

The process of collating and peer review for the next issue release has already begun.

If you have any manuscripts on hand that you are looking to have published with us, we would be glad to include it in the next issue. Moreover, if you know of any colleagues, or students under your direction who are looking to publish manuscripts, we would be glad to receive their manuscripts under your recommendation as well.

Article Processing Charge (APC) of Veterinary Science Research Waived For its First  Issue