Reuters Vaccine Tracker
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   Vaccine
  type  | 
  
   Seroconversion
  Rate  | 
  
   Protective
  Efficacy  | 
  
   Status  | 
 
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   Pfizer/BioNTech
  – US/Germany  | 
  
   mRNA
  spike LNP  | 
  
   95.2% CD4+ T cell   | 
  
   Full FDA Approval Dec 10, 2021  | 
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   Moderna/NIAID
  - US Prescribing info  | 
  
   94.1% after 2 doses  | 
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   Oxford/Astra
  Zeneca - UK  | 
  
   Chimp adenovirus vectors - spike   | 
  
   Germany approve use only in under 65s due to lack of data Over 65s now getting it preferentially due to blood clots in younger subjects.  | 
  
   70.4% overall  | 
  
   Several countries hold off due to rare blood clots.    | 
 
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   Gamaleya (Russia)  | 
  
   Human adenovirus vector - 2 spike  | 
  
   91.4% after 2 doses Lancet  | 
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   CureVac (Germany)  | 
  
   May cover variants - no need for sub-zero  | 
  
   Deal w/UK to focus on variants  | 
  
   EU begins review 03/21  | 
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   Sanofi/Translate Bio  | mRNA | 1 or 2 doses | Phase 1/2 Trials initiated 03/21  | |
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   Sanofi/GSK  | 
  
   89.6%
  18-49 yo  | 
  
   Delayed due to poor response in older subjects 11/12/20  | 
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   Novavax  (Nuvaxovid, CovoVax)  | 
  
   rDNA/Matrix-M™
  adjuvant: Production by India's SII the world's largest producer of vaccines by volume  | 
  
   100% after dose 2 96.4% effective against original strain in UK trial, 86% UK, 55% SA strains 
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   89.3% in US/Mex 60% in SA in HIV neg subj  | 
  
   Delayed (Q3) Delayed again (Q4) EMA started a rolling review of NVX-CoV2373 in early 2021  | 
 
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   Sinopharm
  (China)  | 
  
   Inactivated
  virus  | 
  
   
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   79.34%  | 
  
   China
  approved Dec31 WHO approved 07-05-21 Clin Trial results JAMA 26/5/21  | 
 
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   Sinovac
  (China) –  | 
  
   Inactivated virus - 2nd vaccine in China  | 
  
   
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   50.4% Brazil, 78% Brazil, 65.3% Indonesia, 91.25 Turkey  | 
  
   WHO approval expected 03/21  | 
 
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   J&J
  /Janssen (US) 
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   AdVac® human attenuated adenovirus vectors
  carrying complete spike protein rDNA  | 
  
   98% After 1 dose, 100% in interim results 1 vs 2 dose trial  | 
  
   enrolment completed -  | 
  US approved Jan 27 EU applied 16/02/21 EU approved 11-03-21 Merck/Sanofi/others to help manufacture, fill & pack J&J temp suspended release due to rare blood clots in younger, mostly women.  | 
 
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   Combination vaccine - recombinant nanoparticle protein-based COVID-19 and NanoFlu™ vaccines with Matrix-M™ adjuvant  | 
  
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   APC/Vaxine  | 
  
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   Phase 2 initiated  | 
  
   Manufacturing
  scale-up in Dublin  | 
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   Valneva (France) VLA2001 | 
  
   inactivated adjuvanted whole virus vaccine  | 
  
   89.8% in the medium-dose and 100% in the high-dose group after 2 doses 95% response  | 
  
   Phase 3 better response than AZ vaccine - sig better tolerability  | 
  
   Phase 3 trial underway Completed and showed superior response to AZ vaccine and good antibody response.  | 
 
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   Zydus Cadila   | 
  
   1st
  plasmid DNA vaccine (3 dose)  | 
  
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   Clin trials
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   Moderna  Quadrivalent
  flu  | 
  
   Phase 1   | 
  
   GMT
  against all strains at 29 days A/H1N1,
  A/H3N2, influenza B/Yamagata- and B/Victoria-lineages  | 
  
  
   Phase 3 prep
  underway  | 
  
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   Moderna mRNA-1011 Multivalent
  flu  | 
  
   Strategic
  planning mRNA  | 
  
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   Moderna mRNA-1020 Sars-CoV-2/Flu/RSV
  booster  | 
  
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   Veklury
  (remdesivir)  | 
  
   IV 10 days  | 
  
   Shorter time
  to recovery and less progression to severe disease  | 
  
   Viral RNA
  polymerase inhibitor  | 
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   Lageviro (molnupiravir)  | 
  
   50 % effective given within 5 days of the onset of symptoms  | 
  
   PO  40 pills over five days  | 
  
   5 days no
  detectable virus  | 
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   Yeliva
  (opaganib)  | 
  
   PO  | 
  
   Reduces need
  for oxygen in hospitalised patients  | 
  
   sphingosine
  kinase-2 (SK2) selective inhibitor  | 
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   upamostat  | 
  
   PO  | 
  
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   Serine protease
  inhibitor Phase
  2/3 trial  | 
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   bamlanivimab/etesevimab  | 
  
   IV infusion  | 
  
   Reduces risk
  of hospitalisation and death by 87%  | 
  
   Mab  | 
 
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