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DNA vaccine
(redirected from Nucleic Acid Vaccine)

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DNA vaccine [¦de¦en¦ā vak′sēn]
(immunology)
A type of noninfectious vaccine that directly injects deoxyribonucleic plasmids that express antigens of interest, resulting in foreign protein expression within the cells of the vaccine; however, the vaccine itself is unable to replicate.


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He is Director of Nucleic Acid Vaccines at UMMS, one of the fastest growing academic health and biomedical research centers in the country.
The Company is developing gene medicines for treating certain cancers and neuromuscular disorders, and is developing nucleic acid vaccines for the prevention or treatment of infectious diseases.
The company's initial business focus is the development of gene medicines for treating certain cancers, pulmonary diseases, musculoskeletal disorders as well as nucleic acid vaccines for infectious disease.
 
 
 
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