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Quadrivalent influenza mRNA vaccine MRT5421 is an investigational messenger RNA-based vaccine developed to provide active immunization against seasonal influenza. It encodes hemagglutinin antigens from four seasonal influenza virus strains, aiming to induce a robust immune response and protection against both type A and B viruses. The vaccine is administered as a single intramuscular injection and is being evaluated for safety and immunogenicity in adults 18 years of age and older. The developer is Sanofi Pasteur, with clinical trials currently in Phase I/II[1][2][8]. The mechanism of action involves the delivery of antigen-encoding mRNA that instructs host cells to produce viral proteins, thereby stimulating an immune response[3][5].
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