ta-nic ta-nic ta-nic is a proprietary vaccine in development similar to ta-cd but being used to create human anti-nicotine antibodies in a person to destroy nicotine in the human body so that it is no longer effective. ta-nic is a vaccine in development as an aid to quitting smoking in motivated patients. ta-nic is an immunotherapeutic vaccine similar in concept to ta-cd, designed to raise anti-nicotine antibodies. the antibodies bind to nicotine molecules in the patient's blood stream, reducing the rate and quantity of nicotine entry into the brain and thus reducing the positive reinforcement and addiction associated with nicotine and cigarette smoking. it is expected that the reduction of the positive reinforcement will in turn reduce the desire to smoke or use other tobacco products. treatment with ta-nic is expected to be part of a comprehensive smoking cessation management program that includes other supportive measures. notes "celticpharma: ta-nic nicotine dependence". archived from the original on 2009-12-06. retrieved 2009-10-27. artificial induction of immunity / immunization: vaccines, vaccination, infection, inoculation (j07)development adjuvants vaccine ingredients list mathematical modelling storage timeline trials classes conjugate inactivated live attenuated heterologous subunit/component / peptide / virus-like particle / synthetic dna / mrna toxoid administration global: gavi alliance nitag sage vaccine wastage policy schedule vaccine injury us: acip vaccine court vaccines for children program vaers vsd vaccinesbacterial anthrax brucellosis cholera# diphtheria# hib# leptospirosis lyme disease‡ meningococcus# menzb nmvac4-a/c/y/w-135 pertussis# plague pneumococcal# pcv ppsv q fever tetanus# tuberculosis bcg# typhoid# ty21a vicps typhus combination: dpt/dtwp/dtap td/tdap research: clostridioides difficile group b streptococcal disease shigellosis viral adenovirus ebola rvsv-zebov flu# h1n1 (pandemrix) h5n1 laiv hantavirus hepatitis a# hepatitis b# hepatitis e hpv# cervarix gardasil japanese encephalitis# measles# mumps# mumpsvax polio# sabin salk rabies# rotavirus# rubella# sars-cov-2 corbevax† bharat biotech† cansino† coronavac† epivaccorona† janssen moderna novavax oxford–astrazeneca pfizer–biontech sanofi–gsk† sinopharm bibp† skycovione† sputnik v† valneva† respiratory syncytial virus (rsv) smallpox dryvax tick-borne encephalitis# varicella zoster chicken pox# shingles yellow fever# combination: hepatitis a and b mmr mmrv research: chikungunya cytomegalovirus dengue# epstein–barr virus hepatitis c herpes simplex hiv zika protozoan malaria rts,s research: trypanosomiasis helminthiasis research: hookworm schistosomiasis other androvax (androstenedione albumin) cancer vaccines alvac-cea bcg# hepatitis b# hpv# cervarix gardasil prostvac nicvax ovandrotone albumin (fecundin) ta-cd ta-nic combination: dtap-ipv/hib dtap-ipv-hepb hexavalent vaccine pentavalent vaccine inventors/researchers edward jenner louis pasteur hilary koprowski jonas salk john franklin enders maurice hilleman stanley plotkin h. fred clark paul offit katalin karikó drew weissman controversy general mmr (lancet mmr autism fraud) ncvia infection party pox flu cov thiomersal vaccines and sids cedillo v. secretary of health and human services alternative vaccination schedule related epidemiology eradication of infectious diseases every child by two list of vaccine topics #who-em ‡withdrawn from market clinical trials: †phase iii §never to phase iii treatment of drug dependence (n07b)nicotine dependence bupropion# cytisine lobeline mecamylamine varenicline aa (clonidine) alcohol dependence ad inhibitor (disulfiram calcium carbimide hydrogen cyanamide) acamprosate opioid antagonists naltrexone nalmefene topiramate aa (clonidine) baclofen phenibut opioid dependence aa (clonidine lofexidine) ibogaine opioids buprenorphine (+naloxone) levacetylmethadol methadone dihydrocodeine dihydroetorphine hydromorphone (extended-release) morphine (extended-release) opioid antagonists (naltrexone nalmefene) benzodiazepine dependence aa (clonidine) benzodiazepines (diazepam lorazepam chlordiazepoxide oxazepam) barbiturates (phenobarbital) this article is issued from wikipedia. the text is licensed under creative commons - attribution - sharealike. additional terms may apply for the media files.