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This novel technology provides attenuated Rift Valley fever viruses (RVFV) for use as vaccines and for the treatment and/or prevention of viral diseases and/or infection. Applied to RVFV (a member of the Phlebovirus genus of the Bunyaviridae) our technique results in modified, genetically distinct a...
Our imager operates at millimetre wavelengths which result in sub-surface temperature images/maps high spatial and thermal resolution recorded from useful depths below the skin surface. This technique simply records the natural emission of the human body and there is no active illumination of the su...
Many drugs are aimed at enhancing the therapeutic potential of nitric oxide (NO) in the cardiovascular system. These generally lack selectivity, hence there is a need to treat diseased tissues more specifically in order to restore their function.
Heriot-Watt University (Edinburgh, Scotland) has patent pending for a high power laser source in the femtosecond pulse range (sub 500-fs). This tunable ultrafast OPO laser source is suitable for application within micromachining, waveguide fabrication, and bio-imaging techniques such as multi-photon...
Stent implantation is a highly effective treatment for restoring blood flow through an atherosclerotic artery; however restenosis occurs in a significant proportion of patients.
Modified Atmosphere Packaging (MAP) is a modern and much used method to protect oxygen sensitive items, most commonly foodstuffs and sterilised medical equipment. It is imperative within this form of packaging that the level of oxygen is known, to indicate product tampering and assure quality.
This synthetic vaccine incorporates the highly variable repeat sequences of the merozoite surface protein antigen from Plasmodium falciparum, expressed during the invasive blood-stage, into one “super-antigen” sequence for use as a malaria vaccine.
Based on their importance in health and disease, the proteases of the endo-lysosomal pathway - particularly the cathepsins - have frequently been proposed as therapeutic targets. Effective pharmaceutical exploitation of the pathway has been prevented by the issue of redundancy - novel methods to ove...
We have engineered a panel of recombinant proteins that have up to nanomolar affinty for sialic acid and bind to cell surfaces. They are designed to mask the receptors of the influenza (and parainfluenza) virus in the respiratory tract.
A flexible protein delivery system for vaccinating cattle against pathogens and cattle-borne zoonoses that provides long term immune protection without adverse consequences on productivity or health.