And it likely means that Bavarian Nordic will be able to sell its fully-IP rights protected version -- for around $100 a vial in local US and EU and UK markets -- as a "reserve" stockpile, for those geographies. Maybe even parts of Central and South America, similarly. [Japan has a domestic production source.] Here's the latest:
. . .TNX-801 (recombinant horsepox virus) is a live replicating, attenuated virus vaccine based on horsepox in preclinical development to prevent mpox and smallpox.
TNX-801 is based on technology that has the potential to be used as a viral vector platform from which recombinant versions can be developed to protect against other infectious diseases, as well.
Bilthoven Biologicals is a global vaccine company that produces prophylactic and therapeutic use vaccines.
The European Union has selected Bilthoven Biologicals for its pandemic preparedness program of ‘ever warm’ vaccine manufacturing companies.
TNX-801 has demonstrated in animal models to provide immune protection with better tolerability than vaccines based on 20th-century vaccinia viruses.
Preclinical studies have shown positive efficacy data, demonstrating that TNX-801 protected non-human primates against lethal challenges with intratracheal Clade 1 mpox virus.
After a single dose vaccination, TNX-801 prevented clinical disease and lesions and decreased shedding in the mouth and lungs of non-human primates.
These findings are consistent with mucosal immunity and suggest the ability to block forward transmission. . . .
Onward smiling -- separately, time for the old annual physical, this aft. I don't think I've gained even two pounds, in 20 years. Hilarious.
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