Influenza
New findings from Arizona State University in the area of influenza published
Published in Vaccine Weekly, October 21st, 2009
"By the use of reverse genetics and dual promoters, we constructed a 23.6-kb eight-unit plasmid that contains all the required constituents to generate influenza virus in chicken cells. Our ''one-plasmid'' system generated higher titers of influenza virus in chicken cells than the ''eight-plasmid'' system, enabling a simpler approach for generating vaccine seeds," wrote...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2009-10-21)
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