"Dr. B.B. Wiley, assistant professor of bacteriology, injects an antibody into an egg as part of research he is conducting in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan in Saskatoon. The research is aimed at finding a method of increasing the human body's natural defences against staphylococcus infection, co[mm]only known as Golden Staph. Embbryonated hens' eggs are injected with staph and with a new type of antibody that is being tested and the results are analyzed. It's hoped in this way to find clues on how to defeat staph in human beings."