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GC3106 is a **quadrivalent, cell-culture-based influenza vaccine** developed to prevent human influenza infection. It employs an immunostimulant approach, meaning it stimulates the immune system to provoke an immune response against influenza viruses. The vaccine is indicated for the prophylaxis (prevention) of influenza and has been studied in randomized, double-blind, active-controlled Phase III trials to assess its immunogenicity (ability to provoke an immune response) and safety in humans. GC3106, also referenced as GC-3106A, was developed by Green Cross Co., Ltd.[3]
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