Viral Immunology is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the study of immune responses to viral infections. Its scope encompasses both basic and clinical research, covering a broad spectrum of viral pathogens and their interactions with the host immune system. The journal aims to advance understanding of viral pathogenesis and immunity.
Key areas of focus include cellular and humoral immune responses, viral evasion mechanisms, vaccine development, and immunotherapeutic strategies. Research articles, reviews, and brief communications explore topics such as T cell and B cell responses, cytokine production, antibody neutralization, and the role of innate immunity in controlling viral infections. Viral Immunology also covers the immunology of emerging viral diseases and the development of novel vaccines.
Indexed in major databases like Scopus and Web of Science, Viral Immunology is a key resource for immunologists, virologists, and researchers in infectious diseases. The journal encourages submissions that contribute to the development of new strategies for preventing and treating viral infections and has a significant impact on health sciences. It is essential reading for scientists, clinicians, and public health professionals working on viral immunology.