The DNA Vaccine Web and Protocols
Robert WHALEN
whalen at pasteur.fr
Wed Sep 6 10:38:50 EST 1995
Hello,
DNA vaccines are a hot topic these days and I have therefore recently
created The DNA Vaccine Web which covers the field of gene transfer,
immunization, infectious diseases and immunology. This site will provide
information to the specialist of course, but will also provide lay
articles to give the broader public - scientific, commercial, legal and
otherwise - a view of this emerging biological technology. The site is
found at:
http://www.genweb.com/Dnavax/dnavax.html
This site is designed to give an introduction to DNA vaccines to the
many immunologists and specialists in infectious diseases who are still
somewhat unaware of this evolving field. On the site one will find
protocols (that actually make the experiments work), control plasmids
(given out freely) to validate one's own DNA-based immunizing technique,
references (linked to their Medline abstract), press releases, and links
to other relevant sites concerning immunology, infectious diseases and
vaccines.
I would appreciate having you consider linking The DNA Vaccine Web to
your site since I believe it would benefit those who visit your site
each day.
Very best regards,
Robert Whalen
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