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NMRC Researchers Sequence Bat Genomes and Gain Insights That Could Potentially Be Used to Mitigate Viral Infections in HumansArchiveSILVER SPRING, Md. - A team of researchers from the Naval Medical Research Center�s Biological Defense Research Directorate worked with international partners to sequence the genome of two bat species. This sequence data could eventually be used to mitigate viral infections in humans and lead to vaccines for deadly viruses. The study was published Dec. 20, online in Science. Doris Ryan
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Worlds toughest microbe helps USU scientistsArchiveScientists at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU) have discovered a new way to render a microbe non-infectious while preserving its immune system-boosting properties after exposure to gamma radiation. By Helen Hocknell, NSAB Public Affairs staff writer 2 Min Read -
World's toughest microbe helps USU scientists FeaturesScientists at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences (USU) have discovered a new way to render a microbe non-infectious while preserving its immune system-boosting properties after exposure to gamma radiation.
By Helen Hocknell NSAB Public Affairs staff writer 2 Min Read