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An influenza messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccine is a prophylactic biologic that utilizes synthetic mRNA to encode viral antigens, primarily the hemagglutinin (HA) protein of influenza A and B viruses. Upon administration, the mRNA is translated by host cells to produce the target antigens, which then elicit neutralizing antibody and T-cell responses. This platform offers advantages over traditional egg-based manufacturing, including faster production timelines and the potential for improved strain matching. Key candidates in this space include GSK's multivalent vaccines (e.g., GSK4382276A, developed in collaboration with CureVac), which have progressed to Phase 3 development after demonstrating positive immunogenicity and safety in Phase 2 trials. Other developers active in this platform include Moderna, Pfizer, and Flag Bio.
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