Finnish biotech Rokote Laboratories has partnered with 3PBioVian to produce the drug substance and product for its intranasal COVID-19 vaccine, FINCoVac 2.1, ahead of Phase I trials.
The vaccine uses an adenovirus vector to stimulate mucosal immunity, aiming to prevent SARS-CoV-2 infection and transmission.
This novel approach could serve as a complementary option to injectable vaccines, potentially offering better protection at the virus’s entry point.
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