Coronaviruses: Methods and Protocols

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Publication

Contributors

Maier H J, Bickerton E, Britton P

Year

2015

Journal

Methods in Molecular Biology

Issue

1282

Pages

285

Researchers

Prof Paul Britton

Honorary Fellow

Dr Erica Bickerton

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26 October 2026

Pirbright signs Women in Research Charter

The Pirbright Institute has reaffirmed its commitment to advancing gender equity and creating an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive by signing UK Government's Women in Research Charter. Established in response to the continued underrepresentation of women in senior research and…

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Pirbright shares expertise with the Society of Operations Engineers

The Pirbright Institute has shared its expertise in process safety management at the Society of Operations Engineers' BES & IPlantE Autumn Seminar. As a leader in the safe operation of high-containment laboratories and animal facilities, the Institute manages high-containment laboratories and animal…

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Study unlocks key immune cells in pigs to advance vaccine research

Scientists identify and track crucial antibody-producing immune responses in pigs Researchers from The Pirbright Institute have developed new tools to identify and study a critical group of immune cells in pigs that help generate protective antibodies following vaccination and infection. The…

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Dual-protection vaccine to reduce risk of Nipah virus outbreaks

Partnership develops innovative vaccine and companion diagnostic test The Pirbright Institute is leading an international three-year project funded by the UK Vaccine Network to develop a pioneering bivalent vaccine that protects pigs against Nipah virus and pseudorabies. Addressing a critical gap in…