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cowpox virus

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cowpox virus [′kau̇‚päks ‚vī·rəs]
(virology)
The causative agent of cowpox in cattle.


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The new vaccine, called MVA85A by researchers, consists of weakened cowpox virus that has been genetically engineered to make a protein normally found on the surface of M.
Gradually, the idea of inoculation took hold, but immunization against smallpox did not become generally accepted until the milder vaccination using cowpox virus was identified by Edward Jenner in the 1860s.
 
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