Russian biotech company Biocad says it has started research in order to create an mRNA vaccine against SARS-COV-2 (coronavirus).
Development will be based on previous pipelines for mRNA-oncovaccines creation, an area where the company has a great expertise. The first animal studies are scheduled for the end of April.
According to Biocad chief executive Dmitry Morozov, today the whole world is working on the search for coronavirus treatment, adding: “By now, 66 companies around the world have announced the development of drugs against SARS-COV-19, 51 of them are working on vaccines, 15 on DNA, RNA or small molecules based drugs. In my opinion, the more intellectual forces are involved in solving the problem, the sooner the world can get over this challenge".
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