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...authors, Cynthia A. Lemere, who is an associate professor of neurology at the Medical School and an associate neuroscientist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in the Center for Neurologic Diseases. “We would very much like to take one of our short-immunogen vaccines into human clinical trials,” Lemere said. “But we’re still working on refining it.” On mice, the vaccine was administered in the form of nose drops, and it would likely appear in the form of a nose spray...
After the Second World War, many industrial buildings remained standing, though they are no longer used for traditional industry. These days, many house technology start-up companies or biotechnology research firms, with names like AstraZenca and ImmunoGen...
Also on Wednesday, Mitchel Sayare, CEO of ImmunoGen, Inc., said the American university system, which is vital to this country's biotechnology industry, is "in danger" because of dwindling government funding for university-based research...
...company has its heart and soul in Cambridge. Many people come out of the MIT environment. We have no immediate plans or distant plans to have the corporate center enaywhere else than Cambridge. Massachusetts," says Mitchell Sayare, the chief executive officer of the locally-based Immunogen...
...addition, Salk has asked the state of California for permission to inject his immunogen into ten volunteers who are free of AIDS. He theorizes that the volunteers' immune system will develop antibodies that may provide resistance- building injections for AIDS patients, and that this could eventually lead to an AIDS-prevention vaccine. Confident of the low risks, Salk himself plans to participate, just as he did when developing his polio vaccine...