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Drug companies are not required to inform the government they intend to stop making a vaccine.
Until now, high dosage requirements have been a major obstacle to making a vaccine for avian flu.
Radiation-weakened parasites have protected many lab mice and a handful of humans, but making a vaccine that can be mass produced is a huge challenge.
Drug companies are not required to inform the government that they intend to stop making a vaccine, though one company recently promised to do so.
Some say making a vaccine mandatory would pre-empt parental choice; others contend that protection from a sexually transmitted virus would encourage promiscuity.
"I suppose if you were making a vaccine against one part of one protein, it might allow mutation, but we don't give it a chance".
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This could complicate efforts to make a vaccine, it noted.
"You can make a vaccine by making a viral protein in yeast or insect cells".
They now make a vaccine by a continuous culture which is used by the Ministry of Agriculture.
For now, the hope is to spot a pandemic early and quickly make a vaccine.
No one then had managed to make a vaccine against a parasite infection.
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