In article <4fkr40$amk_001 at netcom.com>, eleusis at netcom.com (Eleusis) wrote:
>Greetings...
>>I recently attended a lecture at the University of South Florida
concerning
>novel prophylactic methods against viral infectious diseases. The method
>involved splicing the vDNA instructions for coding the protein coat of the
>Rabies virus. When an animal eats the plant, immunity is presumably
>conferred.
Sorry... I left out a part of a sentence up there. It should read something
like this:
vDNA for the Rabies virus protein coat is spliced into a plant's DNA, and
so when the plant is eaten by an animal, immunity to the Rabies antigen is
conferred.
Sorry for the confusion.
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