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The mRNA multi-valent influenza vaccine is a preclinical-stage prophylactic vaccine candidate developed by CanSino Biologics (through its subsidiary Cansino (Beijing) Biotechnology). Utilizing a messenger RNA (mRNA) platform, the vaccine is designed to encode antigens from multiple influenza virus strains, specifically targeting the hemagglutinin (HA) and neuraminidase (NA) proteins. By delivering mRNA that instructs host cells to produce these viral proteins, the vaccine aims to elicit a broad and potent immune response, including both neutralizing antibodies and T-cell activity, to protect against seasonal or pandemic influenza. The mRNA approach offers advantages in manufacturing speed and flexibility compared to traditional egg-based production methods, potentially allowing for a better antigenic match to circulating strains.
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