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New financing and clinical trial  for RSV/hMOV bivalent vaccine

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Vicebio has announced a $100 million Series B financing, which will be used to develop next-generation vaccines for respiratory viruses. The development will utilise Vicebio’s Molecular Clamp technology, discovered at The University of Queensland. There is currently no commercially available vaccine targeting RSV and hMPV.

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Could a modified cold sore virus cure brain cancer?

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A team of scientists in the US and the UK are combining a genetically modified cold sore virus with a cancer vaccine to treat an aggressive type of brain cancer in children. The researchers will use a genetically engineered herpes simplex virus type 1 to eliminate cancer cells. million of funding for this research project.

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Study proves value of infection studies in developing new vaccines

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A study led by the University of Oxford has successfully investigated human immunity against Covid-19 in people who already have antibodies, with the aim of advancing future vaccines and treatments. The results suggest that previous infection, together with vaccination, offers strong protection against the original Covid-19 strain.

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‘Proactive’ vaccine can protect against unknown future coronaviruses

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Researchers have developed a new vaccine technology that can provide protection against a broad range of coronaviruses with potential for future disease outbreaks – including ones we don’t know about yet. By training the immune system to attack these regions, it gives protection against other coronaviruses not represented in the vaccine.

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Positive initial results for srRNA rabies vaccine

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Replicate Bioscience has shared positive results from the Phase I trial of RBI-4000, its srRNA-based rabies vaccine. In this clinical trial, evaluating safety and immunogenicity of RBI-4000 , participants received one or two doses of srRNA vaccine at low doses (0.1mcg, 1mcg or 10mcg).

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AI tool predicts new viral variants and could improve vaccines

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The scientists say the tool can help inform the development of vaccines and therapies for SARS-CoV-2 and other rapidly mutating viruses. The University has also launched a new global consortium to research and develop next-generation Covid-19 and flu vaccines, backed by £8 ($9.8) million funding from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI).

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Phase I trial of next-generation srRNA rabies vaccine

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Replicate Bioscience has dosed the first participant in a Phase I trial of its RBI-4000 vaccine for the prevention of rabies. Replicate’s srRNA technology offers the potential for more robust and durable immune responses, and improved tolerability at lower doses than existing mRNA approaches,” said Zelanna Goldberg, CMO of Replicate. “In

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