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 The vaccine candidate is known as BPL-1357 and is being developed by researchers at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases  NIAID . It contains four strains of avian influenza viruses that arent thought to be highly pathogenic, which are then further weakened and made unable to replicate.     In trials with both mice and ferrets, BPL-1357 suggested the tantalizing promise of a universal buffer against the flu. Mice given BPL-1357 were able to survive lethal doses of six dif stanley water bottle ferent flu strains, for instance, which included two subtypes that werent directly covered by the vaccine. By contrast, our current seasonal flu vaccines can cover multiple strains, but have to be updated every year. They also tend to only provide modest protection against the flu, in part because the strains circulating in the world continue to evolve and dont quite look like the strains selected to be in the vaccine months earlier. Another challenge is that they often dont induce an immune response in the mucus-filled region stanley cup s of our nose, throat and lungs, which is an important aspect of fighting off respiratory viruses like the flu. Like the seasonal flu vaccine, BPL-1357  can be delivered as a nasal spray or intramuscularly with a shot. The vaccines trial will recruit volunteers between the ages of 18 to 55 and randomly sort them into three groups. One group will first receive a dose of BPL-1357 as a shot, then a saline placebo nasal spray; the other wi stanley website ll receive a placebo shot, then  Bhnd For One Issue Only, James Bond   s Moneypenny Gets Her Own Comic Book
 Aerial surveys led by NASA in Dec stanley cup ember have revealed Hurricane Irmas striking impact on remote swaths of Floridas river of grass, which took a direct hit from the Category 4 storm last September. The surveys were follow-ons to a series of flyovers conducted last March and April, which scientists had planned before Irma as part of an assessment of mangrove forest evolution. In the wake of the storm, they are helping researchers understand how ecosystems recover from a massive disturbance.       Its staggering how much was lost,  Lola Fatoyinbo, principle investigator for the project, said in a statement.  The question is, which areas will regrow and which areas wont.  The first airborne surveys after Hurricane Irma plowed through the region revealed enormous patches of dead sea stanley fr grass south of the mainland, and entire mangrove forests stripped of their leaves further north along the coast. But there were also early signs that the ecosystem would bounce back,  particularly in the often drought-stricken Florida Bay, which received a big pulse of freshwater durin stanley spain g the storm. The latest survey, which involved a NASA research plane scanning some 500 square miles of the Everglades with G-LiHT, an airborne imaging system that includes LiDAR and other instruments, is helping scientists see the bigger picture. David Lagomasino, a remote sensing scientist at NASAs Goddard Spaceflight Center and co-investigator on the project, told Earther that the southwestern toe of Everglades National P