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Questions for Innovio CEO Dr Joseph Kim
Posted by: Jessie Scanlon on September 30, 2009
Last week I posted briefly about Dr. Joseph Kim’s EmTech presentation describing the new generation of DNA-based vaccines that his company is developing. Several readers asked for more information, and so I’ve set up an interview with him tomorrow. How exactly do DNA-based vaccines work? How can a vaccine protect against diseases like cancer and AIDS? Send along your questions and I’ll ask them.
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