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matthyaouw
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Has any real thought ever been given to engineering virusses with the nessecary antigens to attach to something of the engineer's choice, such as a harmful bacteria strain? If slow-mutating strains were chosen, with none of the nessecary antigens to attach to a human, would this make a viable way of controlling or curing a disease?
I realize it wouldn't be as simple as that, and be somewhat fraught with difficulty, but has any research been undertaken along these lines?
I realize it wouldn't be as simple as that, and be somewhat fraught with difficulty, but has any research been undertaken along these lines?