Universal Flu Vaccine Targets backbone of the virus
Getting an annual flu shot is never fun, and to add insult to injury sometimes you’ll get sick anyway. That’s because it’s hard to fight a virus that’s always mutating, but new research out of Georgia State University is closing in on a universal vaccine. The study uses nanoparticles containing proteins that are common to all influenza A viruses.
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Category: Medical
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- Georgia State University
- Influenza
- Protein
- The Immune System
- Vaccines
- Virus
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