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14 May 2018 06:00
(Harvard Medical School) Research conducted in vitro shows two human antibodies made in response to vaccination against one hemorrhagic fever virus can disarm a related virus, for which there is currently no vaccine.The proof-of-principle finding identifies a common molecular chink in the two viruses' armor that renders both vulnerable to the same antibodies.The results set the stage for a single vaccine and other antibody-based treatments that work against multiple viral 'cousins' despite key d...
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