Scientists Use AI to Develop Bird Flu Vaccine that Outperforms Current Stockpiled Shot
The vaccine protected mice and ferrets against multiple variants, while current stockpiled shots covered only about 50% of exposed animals, researchers said.
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AI-designed vaccine provides complete protection against diverse bird flu variants
A University of Cambridge team has had a third success with their AI-guided technique for designing vaccines against highly infectious viruses that threaten animal and human health.
Scientists use AI to develop bird flu vaccine that outperforms current stockpiled shot
A University of Cambridge team has had a third success with its AI-guided technique for designing vaccines against highly infectious viruses that threaten animal and human health. Its new broad-spectrum bird flu vaccine gave complete protection against globally circulating, diverse variants of the disease in animal trials.
The preparation has completely protected mice and ferrets against several variants of the virus in animal trials, while the reference vaccines used in the comparison only protected half.
Bird Flu Vaccine Developed Using AI Outperforms Current Stockpiled Vaccines in Preclinical Tests
Researchers used an AI-guided engineering approach to create a broadly protective bird flu vaccine that is designed to remain effective across a wide range of existing and future H5Nx variants. The post Bird Flu Vaccine Developed Using AI Outperforms Current Stockpiled Vaccines in Preclinical Tests appeared first on GEN - Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology News.
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