The diseases propagated by vectors as mosquitoes continue to scourge the Brazilian population, especially dengue and malaria. In a visit to the Center for Vaccine Technology (CTVacinas) of the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), the report accompanied the progress of four scientific projects focused on the creation of innovative immunosensors against these infections. Dengue Threat of new outbreaks drives research with RNA and quadrivalen…
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The diseases propagated by vectors as mosquitoes continue to scourge the Brazilian population, especially dengue and malaria. In a visit to the Center for Vaccine Technology (CTVacinas) of the Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG), the report accompanied the progress of four scientific projects focused on the creation of innovative immunosensors against these infections. Dengue Threat of new outbreaks drives research with RNA and quadrivalen…