Coronavirus is wreaking havoc in India. A faculty member of the Department of Biochemistry of the University of Hyderabad has made a vaccine for the coronavirus. Vaccines are called T cell epitopes for testing all 'structural and non-structural proteins' of the novel coronavirus.

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In a press release on this success, it says, 'Dr. Seema Mishra, Faculty member of School of Life Sciences, Department of Biochemistry, University of Hyderabad, has designed potential vaccine candidates called Cell Epitopes for testing which is known as Novel Coronovirus (2019-nCoV ) is against all structural and non-structural proteins. These vaccines are small coronaviral peptides used by molecules of cells. Immunity can be designed to destroy the cells that damage these viral peptides. Using powerful immunoinformatics with computational software, Doctor Seema Mishra has designed these potential epitopes in such a way that the entire population can be vaccinated. '

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The release further said, "It usually takes 15 years to find a vaccine, but powerful computational tools helped to make this vaccine in about 10 days. A rank list of potential vaccines has been prepared based on how much effect will be used by human cells to stop the virus. This coronaviral epitope does not have any adverse effect on human cells with any match present in the human protein pool, so the immune response will be against the viral protein and not the human protein. However these results have to be investigated experimentally to provide conclusive form.

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