The deal is the result of restructuring a collaboration, which began in 2020 to develop mRNA-based vaccines for infectious diseases, into a new licensing agreement, GSK added. As a result of the collaboration, the two companies have vaccine candidates for seasonal influenza and COVID-19 in phase II clinical development and avian influenza in phase I clinical development.
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