Doesn´t the flu virus mutate? Would it not then require a new shot for the flu strain?

Great news. I can remember backin the yr 2000 and I owned CRA and it's soaring like an eagle. May be INO will be the same.

Wow -- great article. Where's the rest of it. Some details would be helpful.

Jessie, Excellent and inspiring TED Talk related to this. The talk, by Bonnie Bassler, is about "How Bacteria Communicate" and how future medications might take advantage of the communication thresholds. Her talk is posted on the TED site here,
http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/bonnie_bassler_on_how_bacteria_communicate.html

Thanks so much, Andy, for posting the link to the TED Talk. (And I hope you're well -- we must connect.)

Rick and Vincent -- I'm setting up an interview with Dr. Kim, so send along any questions you'd like me to ask him.

Best,

jess

Ive been with this company for 3 years now and love be an investor in it. Like anything else, it goes up and down, but overall long term these guys have a mirical in the works. About the mutated flu strand post above .... their flu vac is for nearly ANY mutation possible. The swine flu vac they are currently working on is 100% effective in animal testing as well as any mutated strand of the swine. This company is something special and look for more and more news about their results as they approach human testing.