Tomorrow's vector technology! Cheers to the IU-Bloomington team and the GIVAX team for their amazing progress in using Rotavirus Platform Technology to create combination vaccines again rotavirus and other enteric pathogens.
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🎉 Our new special issue is here: Rotaviruses and Rotavirus Vaccines
👉mdpi.com/journal/viruses/spe…
Join us in uncovering insights on this fascinating topic and submit your work today! 🔬 #Science #Vaccines #research
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Totally agree - although I try not to do the re-write myself and instead leave comments/suggestions...guessing @ananya716 might say she could do without the "grimace face" comment
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There is still a lot of work to do on this one, but it is starting to look like a #paramyxovirus (#measles, #mumps, #nipah, #hendra, #rsv) 😃
#Blender3D #MolecularNodes
Terrific article by Asha Philip and Sannoong Hu demonstrating the use of rotavirus as a vector system for expressing glycosylated proteins. Recombinant Rotavirus Expressing the Glycosylated S1 Protein of SARS-CoV-2 biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
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AAAND we have lift off: the #calicivirus2023 with the lecture in honor of norovirus discoverer Al Kapikian , given by Kim Green: “ a totally biased selection”
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Where are we now? Noroviruses and caliciviruses everywhere! #calicivirus2023
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#calicivirus2023 John Patton on combined rotavirus norovirus vaccine, from GIVAX. Based in re engineered rotavirus genomes to express some norovirus proteins. Concept: could this induce dual antibody responses. Choice of background strain of course is crucial.
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Cindy E. Hmelo-Silver, a Distinguished Professor in the @IUSchoolofEd, and Curtis M. Lively, a Distinguished Professor in the @IUCollege Department of Biology, have been elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. news.iu.edu/live/news/28227-…
Congratulations, Dr. Dai! A truly outstanding graduate student who has been studying the battle between rotavirus and the innate immune system. mBio 2022 Dec 20;13(6):e0299522
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You - yes YOU - are chock-full of DNA viruses, mostly silently biding their time, waiting to infect your children/grandchildren. Yes, it sounds like something from a horror movie, but it's also something that humans have experienced for thousands to millions of years.
Persistent childhood viruses are found in adult tissues, including internal organs, indicating the existence of a unique microbiome in our organs- the virome. doi.org/10.1093/nar/gkad199
#microbiome
#virome
@lpyori @DgPratas @MariToppinen @Espoonklaussi @SajantilaAntti @MaFePerdomoC
John Patton will present his findings and a summary of his work during the Distinguished Faculty Research Award and Lecture on May 3. research.impact.iu.edu/more-… via @IUimpact

















