Scientists inject a protein of the novel H1N1 virus into the baculovirus, which can multiply quickly in insect cells.
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The technology involves caterpillar ovary cells, which were isolated 20 years ago, and a virus called baculovirus that infects insects but does not harm humans, Adams said.
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