Rationally designed monoclonal against Zika virus
Rationally designed monoclonal against Zika virus Since its re-emergence in 2013, Zika virus (ZIKV) has made the headlines around the world. This was due both to the unexpectedly rapid spread and to the disturbing neurological complication in babies born from women...
Innovate UK Infectious Disease
How can we join forces across the UK and Europe to fight infectious disease? Innovate UK and the Knowledge Transfer Network come together for this exciting networking event where to brainstorm on possible partnerships and solutions, while getting to know the breath of...
Deltacoronaviruses: How many steps to Disease X?
Deltacoronaviruses: How many steps to Disease X? A novel porcine virus can enter human cells In this week’s paper, we summarize an important discovery regarding the capability of certain viruses to cross species barriers. Working together, scientists based in American...
Ebola: What’s in the toolbox?
Ebola: What’s in the toolbox? For the almost 40 years that preceded the most recent epidemics, Ebola virus (EBOV) had only caused limited outbreaks of up to 400 cases. However, by the time the 2013 epidemic was over in 2016, the virus had caused 28,616 infections and...Page 24 of 30