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 [Science Codex -] Protein 'tubules' free avian flu virus from immune recognition ...: The two researchers had already recognized the importance of the protein NS1 in the virulence of influenza viruses and particularly, H5N1, a form of avian flu associated with more than half the deaths in a 2004 "bird flu" outbreak that resulted in 50 human cases and 36 deaths in Vietnam, China and Thailand. In all but one case, experts ruled out human-to-human spread of the virus.In a previous report, Prasad and Bornholdt described the structure of an area of the protein called the effector domain.

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[Emaxhealth - Daily Heath News and Articles] Vaxart Demonstrates Efficacy Of Oral Avian Flu Vaccine: Vaxart Inc., a biotechnology company focused on the development of oral vaccines, today announced positive efficacy results from preclinical studies of the company's oral avian flu vaccine. Sean Tucker, PhD, Vaxart founder and vice president of research, presented data from animal models demonstrating that an orally administered flu vaccine was protective against lethal exposure to H5N1 influenza.

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[Method: The Best Science Blog Posts] Avian Flu Virus Freed From Immune Recognition By Protein Tubules: A protein found in the virulent avian influenza virus strain called H5N1 forms tiny tubules in which it “hides” the pieces of double-stranded RNA formed during viral infection, which otherwise would prompt an antiviral immune response from[...]

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[All content feed - RSS - The Journal of Life Sciences] Getting Protection - 10/28/2008 - The Journal of Life Sciences: In July, the company announced a breakthrough with preliminary clinical trial data demonstrating that DNA vaccines can safely achieve significant immune responses against avian or H5N1 pandemic influenza in humans. In the early-stage trial involving 100 people, the company’s vaccine formulated with its adjuvant Vaxfectin showed for the first time that a DNA vaccine could achieve potentially protective levels of antibody responses.

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