Active Poliovirus Baked From Scratch
@article{Couzin2002ActivePB, title={Active Poliovirus Baked From Scratch}, author={J. Couzin}, journal={Science}, year={2002}, volume={297}, pages={174 - 175} }
With mail-order DNA and more than 2 years of painstaking work, researchers for the first time have assembled a virus from its chemical code. The lab-built poliovirus, described
online
this week by
Science , killed mice and was almost indistinguishable from the original. Biologists disagree on how difficult it would be to construct far bulkier viruses such as smallpox to create bioweapons.
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