Llama power: Tiny llama nanobodies neutralize

<p>Researchers at Baylor College of Medicine and collaborating institutions investigated a novel strategy to neutralize human noroviruses. They tested the ability of tiny antibodies produced by llamas, called nanobodies, to effectively neutralize human norovirus infection in the lab. The unexpected findings reveal that nanobodies could be developed as a therapeutic agent against human norovirus.</p>

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