VRS Maintains ISO 17025: Regulatory-Ready Antiviral Testing
Regulatory testing requires data that’s traceable, defensible, and meets internationally recognized standards. For product claims and regulatory submissions, results need to be backed by documented technical competence. ISO 17025 is the international standard...
Viral contributions to evolution, genetic exchange, and ecology
Around 8% of the human genome consists of sequences derived from ancient retroviruses – infections that became permanently embedded in our ancestors’ DNA millions of years ago. Most of these have since degraded or been silenced. But some have been repurposed,...
Hacking Evolution: Reprogramming Viruses into Medicines
Strip a virus of its pathogenic genes, replace them with therapeutic ones, and you have a delivery system evolution spent millions of years perfecting. A single injection that rewrites cellular instructions to correct a genetic disease, target cancer, or prime...
When Viruses Don’t Leave: The Science of Post-Viral Syndromes
Viral RNA clears from the bloodstream, antibodies stabilize, yet symptoms continue. This persistence despite apparent viral clearance has challenged clinicians for decades. Recent research into viral reservoirs, immune dysregulation, and mitochondrial dysfunction is...Page 1 of 32