__________ demonstrated a plasmid-induced immune response using mice by inoculating with a plasmid expressing human growth hormone which elicited antibodies instead of faltering growth.

__________ demonstrated a plasmid-induced immune response using mice by inoculating with a plasmid expressing human growth hormone which elicited antibodies instead of faltering growth. Correct Answer Stephen Johnston

Stephen Johnston’s group saw that when mice are inoculated with plasmid DNA encoding human growth hormone, the mice is able to produce antibodies against this hormone. It was the first demonstration of a plasmid-induced immune response was when mice inoculated with a plasmid expressing human growth hormone elicited antibodies instead of faltering growth.
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