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$9.3 million award to boost nanotech vaccine research

Michigan Nanotechnology Institute and NanoBio Corporation to work in tandem to test nanoemulsion-based vaccines against common diseases

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. - University of Michigan efforts to develop new nanoemulsion-based vaccines for a variety of diseases will move forward much more quickly thanks to a large federal award.

The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has awarded U-M a contract for $9,340,522 over five years. Of that total, $5,224,548 will fund research at the Michigan Nanotechnology Institute for Medicine and Biological Sciences at U-M (MNIMBS), and $4,115,974 will fund work at Ann Arbor-based NanoBio Corporation, the institute’s research partner for the project.

"This contract allows us to develop the process to apply our nanoemulsion technology to almost any form of antigen. We believe this will facilitate a number of new vaccines as well as improve existing vaccines," says James R. Baker Jr., M.D., the grant’s principal investigator, director of the Michigan Nanotechnology Institute, and Ruth Dow Doan Professor of Internal Medicine at U-M. He is also founder and CEO of NanoBio Corporation, in which he holds a financial interest.

A nanoemulsion vaccine consists of a nanoemulsion and an inactivated pathogen or protein derived from the pathogen. The nanoemulsion acts as an adjuvant, an ingredient in most vaccines that enhances the immune response to the weakened or partial pathogen.

Nanoemulsions, a technology developed and patented by U-M and licensed to NanoBio Corporation, have proved to be effective adjuvants.

In a number of previous preclinical studies at U-M, nanoemulsion-based vaccines, which are given in the nose, proved non-toxic and produced strong immunity against influenza, anthrax, smallpox, HIV and hepatitis B. NanoBio Corp. is currently conducting a Phase I clinical trial of a nanoemulsion-based intranasal vaccine for influenza.





[edit on 4-12-2009 by neverknwo]

Um.. turn you into a cyborg?

Yes.. advances will continue, including medicene. Nanotechnology will be heavily used in the future, it's a great way to combat certain things. Many will embrace change and be healthier and happier for it. Many will fearfully claim it's some some-secret agenda to kill mankind and shun it. Their loss imo.

End up being like the borg?

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I have to admit though, the technology is amazing!

[edit on 12/8/2009 by x2Strongx]

Yes, there are nanobots, in ALL vaccines.
Some nanobots are different sizes, have different tasks, or functions.
They can be used, to "read" your thoughts.

They are in our food, mostly meat, because the livestock are giving shots.