Anthrax vaccine produces immunity with nanoparticles, not needles

A vaccine against anthrax that is more effective and easier to administer than the present vaccine has proved highly effective in tests in mice and guinea pigs, report University of Michigan Medical School scientists in the August issue of Infection and Immunity.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news106476149.html">Anthrax vaccine produces immunity with nanoparticles, not needles</a></p> <p>A vaccine against anthrax that is more effective and easier to administer than the present vaccine has proved highly effective in tests in mice and guinea pigs, report University of Michigan Medical School scientists in the August issue of <i>Infection and Immunity</i>.</p>