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Stanford Researchers Work on Universal Vaccine for Respiratory Viruses, Allergens
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The new type of vaccine would not train the immune system for a specific pathogen. So far, there have only been encouraging results in mice.
Stanford researchers work on universal vaccine for respiratory viruses, allergens
By CBS Bay Area Researchers at Stanford University are leading efforts on a one-of-a-kind universal nasal respiratory vaccine. Professor Bali Pulendran is leading the pre-clinical trial, where his researchers administered this vaccine on mice. “Look what happens in a mouse that did get this universal vaccine maybe a month prior or three months prior. Then they had infection with SARS-CoV2. You can see within three days, there’s beautiful struct…
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