Immunome Research

Immunome Research
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ISSN: 1745-7580

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Immunome Research : Citations & Metrics Report

Articles published in Immunome Research have been cited by esteemed scholars and scientists all around the world. Immunome Research has got h-index 15, which means every article in Immunome Research has got 15 average citations.

Following are the list of articles that have cited the articles published in Immunome Research.

  2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017

Total published articles

30 37 20 40 13 7 20 17

Conference proceedings

0 0 0 0 0 0 99 44

Citations received as per Google Scholar, other indexing platforms and portals

74 82 94 111 117 98 76 71
Journal total citations count 952
Journal impact factor 9.00
Journal 5 years impact factor 10.13
Journal cite score 13.75
Journal h-index 15
Journal h-index since 2019 13
Important citations (1540)

ahmad ta, eweida ae, el-sayed lh. vaccine reports.

training pg (2007) leonard moise, phd. vaccine 25: 3179-3191.

terry fe, moise l, martin rf, torres m, pilotte n, et al. (2015) time for t? immunoinformatics addresses vaccine design for neglected tropical and emerging infectious diseases. expert review of vaccines 14: 21-35.

eugenio caoili s (2013) antidotes, antibody-mediated immunity and the future of pharmaceutical product development. human vaccines & immunotherapeutics 9: 294-299.

fulton km, twine sm (2013) immunoproteomics: current technology and applications. immunoproteomics: methods and protocols pp: 21-57.

castelli m, cappelletti f, diotti ra, sautto g, criscuolo e, et al. (2013) peptide-based vaccinology: experimental and computational approaches to target hypervariable viruses through the fine characterization of protective epitopes recognized by monoclonal antibodies and the identification of t-cell-activating peptides. clinical and developmental immunology.

yin l, chen x, vicini p, rup b, hickling tp (2015) therapeutic outcomes, assessments, risk factors and mitigation efforts of immunogenicity of therapeutic protein products. cellular immunology 295: 118-126.

lu zj, deng sj, huang dg, he y, lei m, et al. (2012) frontier of therapeutic antibody discovery: the challenges and how to face them. world j biol chem 3: 187-196.

parvege mm, rahman m, nibir ym, hossain ms (2016) two highly similar laeddtnaqkt and ltdkigtei epitopes in g glycoprotein may be useful for effective epitope based vaccine design against pathogenic henipavirus. computational biology and chemistry 61: 270-280.

training pg (2007) leonard moise, phd. vaccine 25: 3179-3191.

de groot a, liu r, moise l, tassone r, ali m, et al. (2015) highly cross-conserved burkholderia t cell epitopes generate effector t cell responses in vitro.

tambunan us, sipahutar fr, parikesit aa, kerami d, et al. (2016) vaccine design for h5n1 based on b-and t-cell epitope predictions. bioinformatics and biology insights 10: 27.

de groot as, ross tm, levitz l, messitt tj, tassone r, et al (2015) c3d adjuvant effects are mediated through the activation of c3d-specific autoreactive t cells. immunology and cell biology 93: 189-197.

terry fe, moise l, martin rf, torres m, pilotte n, et al. (2015) time for t? immunoinformatics addresses vaccine design for neglected tropical and emerging infectious diseases. expert review of vaccines 14: 21-35.

moise l, gutierrez a, kibria f, martin r, tassone r, et al. (2015) ivax: an integrated toolkit for the selection and optimization of antigens and the design of epitope-driven vaccines. human vaccines & immunotherapeutics 11: 2312-2321.

wei r, yang c, zeng m, terry f, zhu k, et al. (2012) a dominant ev71-specific cd4+ t cell epitope is highly conserved among human enteroviruses. plos one 7: e51957.

moise l, terry f, ardito m, tassone r, latimer h, et al. (2013) universal h1n1 influenza vaccine development: identification of consensus class ii hemagglutinin and neuraminidase epitopes derived from strains circulating between 1980 and 2011. human vaccines & immunotherapeutics 9: 1598-1607.

de groot as, einck l, moise l, chambers m, ballantyne j, et al. (2013) making vaccines “on demand” a potential solution for emerging pathogens and biodefense?. human vaccines & immunotherapeutics 9: 1877-1884.

rudra ds, pal u, maiti nc, reiter rj, swarnakar s (2013) melatonin inhibits matrix metalloproteinase‐9 activity by binding to its active site. journal of pineal research 54: 398-405.

cousens lp, tassone r, mazer bd, ramachandiran v, scott dw, et al. (2013) tregitope update: mechanism of action parallels ivig. autoimmunity reviews 12: 436-443.

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