<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.

Rapid Vaccine Development Using Synthetic Minigene Libraries

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