Seattle BioMed has received a $16.6 million federal grant to better understand the way tuberculosis progresses.
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases awarded the five-year grant for work that will also include scientists from the Seattle-based Institute for Systems Biology and a Zurich research group.
Tuberculosis (TB) may seem like a disease of another era. But one third of the world’s population still carries a latent form of the bacterium that causes TB, and someone dies…
Seattle BioMed has received a $16.6 million federal grant to better understand the way tuberculosis progresses.
The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases awarded the five-year grant for work that will also include scientists from the Seattle-based Institute for Systems Biology and a Zurich research group.
Tuberculosis (TB) may seem like a disease of another era. But one third of the world’s population still carries a latent form of the bacterium that causes TB, and someone dies…