Food additive may help treat lipid virus infections from cold sores
Penn State biophysicists report BHT, a common food additive, can inactivate lipid coated viruses such as herpes simplex in lab tests by disrupting the fatty membrane. Polio and other non lipid viruses show no effect. Further studies cautious about human use.
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PSU Ag Alumni To Meet May 10
The 8th annual Penn State College of Agriculture Alumni Association gathering takes place on campus on Saturday May 10 with registration 8 AM to noon in Room 117 Borland Laboratory. The program includes a 9 AM business meeting led by Ralph M Horst and a film on food science followed by faculty discussions.
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