Vincent, Rich and Kathy travel to ASV 2018 at the University of Maryland to speak with Svetlana Folimonova and Anne Simon about their work on viruses that infect plants.
TWiV 459: Polio turns over a new leaf
- September 17, 2017
- Tagged as: accidental exposure, acute lymphoblastic leukemia, Agrobacterium, CAR, chimeric antigen receptor, empty capsid, gene therapy, inactivated polio vaccine, IPV, Kymriah, lentivirus vector, Nicotiana, plant, poliovirus, tobacco, Vaccine, viral, virology, virus, virus-like particle, vlp
The TWiV team reviews the first FDA approved gene therapy, accidental exposure to poliovirus type 2 in a manufacturing plant, and production of a candidate poliovirus vaccine in plants.
TWiV 403: It’s not easy being vaccine
- August 21, 2016
- Tagged as: adjuvant, AS04, cold chain, efficacy, flumist, herpes zoster, influenza, influenza vaccine, IPV, LAIV, mitochondria, OPV, plant, poliovirus, shingles, thermostable, Vaccine, vaccine efficacy, viral, virology, virus, viruses, Zostavax
The TWiV team takes on an experimental plant-based poliovirus vaccine, contradictory findings on the efficacy of Flumist, waning protection conferred by Zostavax, a new adjuvanted subunit zoster vaccine.
The TWiVerinoes discuss the potential for prion spread by plants, global circulation patterns of influenza virus, and the roles of Argonautes and a viral protein in RNA silencing in plants.
The TWiV team describes aphid control by using a viral capsid protein to deliver a spider toxin to plants, and a human endogenous retrovirus that enhances expression of a neuronal gene.
The TWiV crew discusses two reports on viruses that might have crossed kingdoms, from plants to honeybees and from plants to vertebrates.
TWiV 48: Outbreaks near you
- September 6, 2009
- Tagged as: flying fox, H1N1, infectious disease, influenza, iPhone, measles, plant, swine flu, TWiV, Vaccine, vaccinia, viral, virology, virus
Vincent, Dick, Alan and Rich revisit a vaccinia virus lab accident and viral vaccines produced in plants, then talk about an iPhone app to track infectious diseases, flying foxes, and an inhaled measles vaccine.
Vincent and Dick discuss influenza virus-like particle vaccines produced in insect and plant cells, rapid sharing of influenza research, and answer listener questions about cytomegalovirus, viral evolution and symbiosis and much more.