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A team led by Eric Weaver, an associate professor of biological sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, has developed a vaccine against a strain of swine influenza. Framed by a model of nucleic acid proteins is, from left, Weaver; Matt Pekarek, a graduate student in the Weaver laboratory; Cedric Wooledge, a technician at the University of Nebraska-Institutional Animal Care Program; David Steffen, at the University of Nebraska-Veterinary Diagnostic Center; and Nicholas Jeanjaquet and Erika Petro-Turnquist, both doctoral students in the Weaver Laboratory.
A safe, long-lasting vaccine against swine flu may soon become a reality. Successful results from a long-term experiment at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln are important to the pork industry and also hold significant implications for human health.
Leslie Reed is the public affairs director for the University of Nebraska-Office of University Communication & Marketing.
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A team led by Eric Weaver, an associate professor of biological sciences at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, has developed a vaccine against a strain of swine influenza. Framed by a model of nucleic acid proteins is, from left, Weaver; Matt Pekarek, a graduate student in the Weaver laboratory; Cedric Wooledge, a technician at the University of Nebraska-Institutional Animal Care Program; David Steffen, at the University of Nebraska-Veterinary Diagnostic Center; and Nicholas Jeanjaquet and Erika Petro-Turnquist, both doctoral students in the Weaver Laboratory.
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