WSU to develop advanced vaccine for costly tick-borne pathogen
Veterinary medicine researchers received an $800,000 grant to develop a safer, more effective vaccine to combat a tick-borne pathogen plaguing the cattle industry.
Dr. Kelly Brayton
Kelly Brayton to receive distinguished award
Kelly is recognized for her international work on tick-borne pathogens.
Circling in on a vaccine target for Babesia bovis
Babesia bovis is a tick-borne disease that annually kills millions of cattle worldwide.
WSU faculty elected to WA State Academy of Sciences
Recognizing outstanding records of scientific and technical achievement.
Pursuing a pathogen: building on a century of research
WSU researchers are working to produce a vaccine that can be used against diverse strains of Anaplasma marginale, a pathogen with an up to 36% mortality rate in cattle.
