Sentences with phrase «vaccinia vaccine»

PANVAC - V, which uses the same virus as the smallpox vaccine, is a live but weakened vaccinia vaccine (meaning the virus can still multiply) that is given in the arm.

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However, smallpox and yellow fever vaccines increase the risk of infants developing vaccinia and encephalitis.

Lederman, who says he's «obsessed» with Jenner and has been working on a biography of the scientist for 20 years, is convinced that Jenner's original vaccine, now named vaccinia, was derived from a virus circulating in horses, not cows, as folklore has it.

In a conversation about one of Evan's earlier vaccinia papers, Lederman told Evans that he'd love to know whether horsepox still works as a vaccine, but that he had had trouble getting hold of the virus.

Protein chemist Michael Way, cell biologist Sally Cudmore, and their colleagues at the European Molecular Biology Laboratory in Heidelberg and at the Pasteur Institute in Paris have found that vaccinia — a virus used in smallpox vaccines — surfs through cells on piles of actin, one of the basic structural proteins in the cellular skeleton.

Today vaccines (vaccinia is Latin for «cowpox») of all forms save 3 million lives per year worldwide, and at a bargain price.

He wonders whether it's not vaccinia, the virus used to induce smallpox resistance, but some other component of the vaccine that's prompting inflammation, perhaps bovine cells from the manufacturing process.

However, the classic smallpox vaccine, a weakened poxvirus called vaccinia, can cause serious side effects and even death in people with compromised immune systems, eczema, or atopic dermatitis.

The standard smallpox vaccine, a virus called vaccinia, is amazingly effective, which explains how the disease was eradicated in the late 1970s.

Long used as a vaccine for smallpox, vaccinia patiently waits up to 72 hours before busting out.

Thanks to its resemblance to the smallpox virus, researchers were able to use vaccinia as a vaccine for the disease, eventually leading to its eradication in the late 1970s.

(D) The average number of somatic hypermutations in the pandemic H1N1 patient plasmablast variable region genes compared with primary IgG plasmablast responses to vaccinia (small pox) or the anthrax vaccine, or after at least 4 boosters with the anthrax vaccine.

Jäger E, Karbach J, Gnjatic S, Neumann A, Bender A, Valmori D, Ayyoub M, Ritter E, Ritter G, Jäger D, Panicali D, Hoffman E, Pan L, Oettgen H, Old LJ, Knuth A. Recombinant vaccinia / fowlpox NY - ESO - 1 vaccines induce both humoral and cellular NY - ESO -1-specific immune responses in cancer patients.

Late last week, FDA worked with the United States Attorney to ask a court to seize the components of a product that involved the use of vaccinia virus vaccine as part of a purported treatment for cancer that FDA believes created the potential for substantial risks to patients.

Pexa - Vec is an engineered virus based on the harmless vaccinia cowpox virus — also the basis for the original smallpox vaccine.

In another report, vaccinia was used as a vector vaccine for immunizing Balb / c mice with each of the SARS - CoV structural proteins (N, S, membrane, and envelope) and then challenged with SARS - CoV [21].

MHRP scientists, working with NIAID, have developed an attenuated viral vector — modified vaccinia Ankara — vaccine candidate, MVA - CMDR (HIV - 1 CM235 env / CM240 gag - pol).