<p>Brad Stone of the Benaroya Research Institute in the U.S., along with Sean Murphy of the University of Washington, will produce large and complex "mini-gene" libraries of DNA fragments encoding thousands of peptides from malaria parasite proteins, and use them for rapid production and testing of complex malaria vaccine formulations.</p>


Brad Stone of the Benaroya Research Institute in the U.S., along with Sean Murphy of the University of Washington, will produce large and complex "mini-gene" libraries of DNA fragments encoding thousands of peptides from malaria parasite proteins, and use them for rapid production and testing of complex malaria vaccine formulations.