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VAXiGEN's alphavirus vaccine is an mRNA-based prophylactic candidate currently in the research and preclinical stages of development. Developed by the India-based biotech company VAXiGEN, the vaccine is designed to protect against infections caused by viruses in the *Alphavirus* genus, with a specific focus on Chikungunya and Ross River viruses. The platform utilizes messenger RNA (mRNA) to instruct host cells to produce viral antigens, thereby eliciting a targeted immune response. This candidate is part of VAXiGEN's broader effort to develop indigenous vaccine solutions using mRNA and surface display technologies for infectious diseases.
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