Influenza Vaccines
New Influenza Vaccines Study Findings Have Been Reported from Mount Sinai School of Medicine
Published in Vaccine Weekly, December 21st, 2011
2011 DEC 21 -- "Increasing antiviral drug resistance is a major concern for treating influenza, especially in a pandemic setting when the availability of a protective vaccine is uncertain. Resistance is often an issue with drugs directed at viral proteins and for small RNA viruses; there are also a limited number of viral proteins that are amenable to inhibition by a small molecule," researchers in New York City, New York report.
"A new approach that is gaining support is that cellular proteins, which facilitate virus replication, may be used as alternative targets. Whereas drugs directed at viral proteins tend to be virus-specific, drugs directed at host...
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Source: Vaccine Weekly (2011-12-21)
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