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A study published in Science Translational Medicine analyzed immunological data from an outbreak of diarrhea affecting over 150 research primates. The research identified specific components of the bacteria Shigella that could be targeted by the immune system, contributing to the development of potential vaccine candidates.
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A study published in Science Translational Medicine analyzed immunological data from an outbreak of diarrhea affecting over 150 research primates. The research identified specific components of the bacteria Shigella that could be targeted by the immune system, contributing to the development of potential vaccine candidates.
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150 research primates got diarrhea, flooding lab with priceless vaccine data
Study analyzes data from diarrhea outbreak in research primates