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TNX-1850 is a live virus vaccine candidate developed by Tonix Pharmaceuticals for the prevention of COVID-19. It is based on a recombinant horsepox virus vector engineered to express the spike protein from the SARS-CoV-2 BA.2 variant. The platform leverages the large packaging capacity and strong immunogenicity of horsepox-based vectors, aiming to induce robust T cell responses against SARS-CoV-2. This approach builds on prior work with related candidates such as TNX-1800 (expressing Wuhan strain spike) and is designed for percutaneous administration using a bifurcated needle, similar to historical smallpox vaccination methods[1][3][7]. As of 2024, development status appears discontinued[2].
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