6 Quotes by Terrence Tumpey

Given that HA is responsible for so much pathology in the lung, if we could identify the mechanism for how that happens and then block it, perhaps it would be useful for antiviral development. With the identification of the polymerase genes contributing to disease, that represents another set of genes that might also be a good target for prophylactic and therapeutic interventions.

It brought a chill down my spine because I knew that I had this deadly virus. I didn't have the whole thing, but I knew I had parts of it.

I worry more about the H5N1 viruses that I work with.

We think that there's quite a bit of H1 immunity, where it certainly wouldn't wreak the same havoc as it did in 1918.

Once you get the plasmids inside the cell, the virus assembles itself. It only takes a couple of days.

Once you get the plasmids inside the cell, the virus assembles itself.