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Wood, director of the Nebraska Center for Virology, studies the mechanism of viral evolution in search of an HIV vaccine. He leads a research team that studies HIV infection rates in Zambia and the development and transmission of Kaposi’s Sarcoma Associated Herpesvirus.
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Guo is working with virologist Qingsheng Li and synthetic biologist Wei Niu on a promising approach that could someday lead to a more effective HIV vaccine. They are working on a method using a live attenuated virus for a vaccine, yet the virus would be genetically altered so it could not replicate after triggering immunity.
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Li is working with chemist Jiantao Guo and synthetic biologist Wei Niu on a promising approach that could yield a more effective HIV vaccine. The method uses a live attenuated virus, though the virus would be genetically altered so it could not replicate after triggering immunity.
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Niu is working with virologist Qingsheng Li and chemist Jiantao Guo to develop a more effective HIV vaccine. The method would use live attenuated virus, though the virus would be genetically altered so it could not replicate after triggering immunity.