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GLAXO HOPES TO ADAPT MEASLES SHOT FOR HIV
GlaxoSmithKline plans to develop an experimental AIDS vaccine by "piggy-backing" on a shot against measles. Europe's biggest drug maker and France's Institut Pasteur intend to make the vaccine by fusing genes from the human immunodeficiency virus ( HIV ) onto an existing vaccine for the childhood disease, the two organizations said on Monday. GSK Biologicals -- Glaxo's vaccines unit -- will license the measles vaccine vector, or carrier, technology from Institut Pasteur, and researchers from both groups will jointly develop the new vaccine.
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