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[PDF] Plant-based Vaccines Market Continues to Expand Effective Alternative to Conventional Vaccines
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Key trends in the market include increasing research and development activities, increasing cases of influenza, ongoing clinical trials on plant-based vaccine, inorganic activities such as collaborations by the market players, and others.
Increasing number of research and development activities for improving the effectiveness of plant-based vaccines is expected to bolster growth of the plant-based vaccines market. For instance, on November 10, 2020, Medicago Inc. started conducting clinical trials for the production of plant-based COVID-19 vaccine. The company is planning to initiate Phase II/ III clinical trial after receiving positive results from the Phase I trial. Moreover, Medicago Inc. is also developing VLP Quadrivalent plant-based vaccine for Seasonal Influenza. Currently, the influenza vaccine is in Phase II of the clinical trial. In both the cases, Nicotiana Benthamiana, an Australian tobacco plant, is used for the production of COVID-19 and Influenza vaccine.
A local clinical research company is accepting 330 volunteers to test out a plant-based Covid-19 vaccine. Participants will be paid. (Port City Daily/Pexels, courtesy of Kaboompics)
WILMINGTON A local clinical research company, Trial Management Associates (TMA), in conjunction with Wrighstville Family Practice, will be launching a trial for a new Covid-19 vaccine one that is plant-based, according to TMA president Phil Datillo.
Though Datillo can’t reveal the vaccine’s producer or how its concept derived, per confidentiality agreements, he said the vaccine has passed preclinical testing and a Phase 1 trial. Now, it moves on to being tested on volunteers 18 and older for efficacy and prevention against SARS-CoV-2. Participants will be paid and must agree to five in-office visits upon receiving the vaccine.