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"Are not late": Curevac wants to produce a billion vaccine doses for the whole world

Curevac is currently waiting for approval for the corona vaccine. But the biotech company from Tübingen has ambitious goals.

Tübingen – The vaccines from Biontech, Moderna, Astrazeneca, Johnson & Johnson are already being used in the fight against the coronavirus. Two of the vaccines – those from Biontech and Moderna – are based on mRNA technology, which was actually invented by a completely different company: Curevac. At the beginning of the pandemic, the company from Tübingen was also considered to be a great beacon of hope in vaccine development. The company is still waiting for the emergency approval of its mRNA vaccine. But the people of Tübingen have ambitious goals. As BW24 * reports, Curevac wants to produce a billion vaccine doses for the whole world.

The Tübingen vaccine from Curevac ( BW24 * reported) offers a great advantage in terms of storage compared to the other vaccines and can also be kept longer at five degrees Celsius. * BW24 is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA

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