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Dengue virus antigenic peptides are short amino acid sequences derived from the structural and non-structural proteins of the dengue virus (DENV) that are recognized by the host immune system. These peptides can elicit antibody responses, making them valuable for diagnostics, vaccine development, and therapeutic antibody production. Key source proteins include the Envelope (E), Membrane/Pre-membrane (M/prM), Capsid (C), and non-structural protein NS1. They are primarily used as diagnostic biomarkers and in the development of immunotherapeutics.
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