Research from University of Texas provide new insights into yellow fever vaccines November 2, 2007 Calibre macroworld, Nov. 1, 2007 This article refers to "Production of Pseudoinfectious Yellow Fever Virus with a Two-Component Genome," published in the Journal of Virology by Alexandr V. Shustov, Peter W. Mason and Ilya Frolov, all of UTMB. According to the article: "Application of genetically modified, deficient-in-replication flaviviruses that are incapable of developing productive, spreading infection is a promising means of designing safe and effective vaccines." « Back | The Newsroom »