Vaccine Design and Testing – News and Features
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Ebola Virus Disarmed by Excising a Single Gene
Researchers have figured out a way to genetically disarm the virus and making the agent safe to study under conditions far less stringent than those currently imposed.
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VGX Pharmaceuticals Submits Device Master File to FDA for CELLECTRA™ Electroporator
The Company has been developing the CELLECTRA™ electroporator as its lead clinical medical device for delivering DNA vaccine and therapy products.
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NIDDK Scientists Detect new Epitope on HIV-1 Protein gp41 Using AbD Serotec-generated Recombinant Mini-antibody
AbD Serotec has announced the publication of a scientific research paper in Journal of Virology from one of its customers.
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CLC bio Provides Bioinformatics Solution for Vaccine Target Development to ACE BioSciences
CLC bio will upgrade and expand ACE’s bioinformatics platform to the most up-to-date and relevant software, including protein vaccine target characterization.
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ImmunoVaccine Technologies to Acquire Immunotope
The acquisition will bring together IVT's signature VacciMax® platform with Immunotope's portfolio of immunotherapeutic antigens and antigen discovery platform.
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ImmunoVaccine Technologies Completes Scale-Up of VacciMax® to Commercially Relevant Scale
The work validates the suitability of the platform for commercial applications in therapeutic cancer and infectious disease indications.
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MedImmune Licenses Reverse Genetics Technology to Novartis
The technology will help Novartis to support the development and construction of new vaccine strains to produce influenza vaccines.
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Inovio Signs Agreements with National Cancer Institute and International AIDS Vaccine Initiative
The agreements to enhance the potency of DNA-based vaccines against infectious diseases and cancers will utilize Inovio’s DNA delivery technology.
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Genomic Analysis Uncovers new Targets for HIV Vaccine
Researchers have identified three gene variants in the DNA of 486 HIV infected people that appear to have helped some of the patients fight off the virus and delay the onset of full-blown AIDS.
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Alphavax Receives $3.6M Award from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
The award supports advanced preclinical studies and manufacturing process development for new adjuvant technologies based on Alphavax’s vector platform.
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