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Showing posts with label Animal models. Show all posts

Transgenic cats shed (green) light on HIV immunity - but is it any use?

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Transgenic - GFP cats There are currently two AIDS pandemics raging across the world: the well-known one in humans and the less recogni...
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On the experimental generation of endogenous (non-retroviral) RNA viruses

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A retrovirus. http://www.itqb.unl.pt/ The sheer amount of genomic data now available from a wide range of species has allowed the inc...

So, how do you know when a vaccine is safe?

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How can you tell how safe a vaccine is? Mumps , a highly infectious viral disease , has been largely eradicated in the developed worl...

Can we visualise virus infection as it happens - in real-time?

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One worthwhile way to study viruses – and other micro-organisms – is to see where exactly they are found within a host. How do they enter...

The Grand Challenge of Aerosolised Vaccines

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Despite the development of effective vaccines, many human populations are currently at the mercy of numerous endemic viral pathogens. ...

Studying viral infection at the whole-organism level

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Some questions about how viruses cause disease in their hosts (viral pathogenesis) are best asked and studied using an in vivo model system...

Can fluorescent-‘labelled’ viruses illuminate their mechanisms of pathogenesis?

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Have you ever wanted to visualise viral infection? Ever wanted to observe how they enter and spread throughout their host organism? Ever wan...

A Mouse Model of XMRV Pathogenesis?

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Through studying viral pathogenesis we seek to understand mechanistically how viral infection and replication causes disease in a particul...
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