The scientists behind Australia’s first locally developed mRNA COVID-19 vaccine candidate have published a preclinical study demonstrating the vaccine's potential to overcome the issue of ‘immune imprinting.’
Researchers say Australia’s first mRNA vaccine candidate could address COVID ‘immune imprinting’
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