Can scientists rid malaria from the Third World by simply feeding algae genetically engineered with a vaccine?
Ed Rybicki's insight:
Answer is: no, as it happens, but algae could be useful for pathogens infecting via the mucosal surfaces. I still think Chlamydomonas is a nasty bit of pond scum with low yields of recombinant protein, but who am I to argue with predicted if not actual success?? B-)
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Answer is: no, as it happens, but algae could be useful for pathogens infecting via the mucosal surfaces. I still think Chlamydomonas is a nasty bit of pond scum with low yields of recombinant protein, but who am I to argue with predicted if not actual success?? B-)