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Accelerating Vaccine Development for the Novel Infectious Disease with Pseudoviruses

PerkinElmer

Time is of the essence when it comes to the development of a vaccine for the novel infectious disease in our current pandemic. The world has changed due to its impact – and the race to discover a vaccine is crucial for our return to normalcy.

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Optimizing your ELISA Assays | BMG LABTECH

BMG Labtech

In this blog, we look at immunoassays over the years, provide some examples of current and emerging applications, discuss some tips for optimization, and look at some of the benefits of the different ELISA options available to researchers. ELISAs can also be used to measure the antibody responses elicited by vaccines.

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Use of Ultra-High-Throughput Screening in Discovery of COVID-19 Virus Structure

PerkinElmer

The virus, which can cause a severe form of pneumonia and lead to acute respiratory distress, currently has no FDA-approved targeted therapeutic or vaccine. For this reason, researchers around the globe are scrambling to understand this novel virus and figure out its potentially targetable vulnerabilities.

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High Content Imaging Solutions Aid in Screen for Zika Virus Inhibitors

PerkinElmer

Although the novel coronavirus is the subject of nearly every media story right now, several years ago it was the Zika virus (ZIKV) gathering a great deal of attention. There are currently no targeted therapeutics for its treatment, nor is there an existing vaccine.

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mRNA Cancer Vaccines and Therapies: An Overview

Advarra

While mRNA usage has played several roles in clinical research , oncology researchers in particular are eager to explore the possibilities of mRNA-based cancer vaccines. The mRNA constructs used in COVID-19 vaccines, for example, direct cells to produce a version of the “spike” protein studding the surface of SARS-CoV-2.

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Codon Digest: Vaccine Printer Go Brrrrr!

Codon

Also, last week’s digest had an error: The country that approved the malaria vaccine was Ghana. Vaccines (basically little fat bubbles filled with mRNA and some dissolvable polymers) were physically printed onto microneedle patches using a robot. The patches have little spikes that help push the vaccines through the skin.

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Codon Digest: Vaccine Printer Go Brrrrr!

Codon

Also, last week’s digest had an error: The country that approved the malaria vaccine was Ghana. Vaccines (basically little fat bubbles filled with mRNA and some dissolvable polymers) were physically printed onto microneedle patches using a robot. The patches have little spikes that help push the vaccines through the skin.

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