Rotavirus 116E
M. K. Bhan identifies the naturally attenuated 116E rotavirus strain in newborn infants and recognizes its potential for vaccine development.
Role range: 1985-1986
Follow Maharaj Kishan Bhan through 3 dated historical records for India.
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M. K. Bhan identifies the naturally attenuated 116E rotavirus strain in newborn infants and recognizes its potential for vaccine development.
Role range: 1985-1986
Research originating from M. K. Bhan's 116E rotavirus discovery culminates in licensing of the indigenous ROTAVAC vaccine in India.
The ROTAVAC vaccine derived from the 116E strain discovered by M. K. Bhan receives World Health Organization prequalification.
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