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Facing new variants and increases in reinfection, bivalent vaccines show good performance

Despite the extensively vaccinated population, cases and reinfections of SARS-CoV-2 are continuously rising worldwide. The frequent occurrence of new, highly transmissible variants substantially weakens protection against infection over time.


At the start of this year, many vaccine manufacturers have begun the clinical trial of Omicron-based boosters. Although these boosters show good performance against other strains, there is an increasing amount of uncertainty on the length of effectiveness due to the significant decrease in the most contagious version, BA.5. FDA has recommended that vaccine manufacturers focus on developing a bivalent vaccine containing BA.4/5 components.  

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Aligning with the FDA recommendations, both Moderna, Pfizer, and BioNTech have started researching their Omicron-containing bivalent COVID booster candidates and announced data recently, showing the positive result against BA.4/5.

Comparison between mRNA-1273.214 and mRNA-1273 (From Moderna)

Omicron-containing Modified Variant Vaccines as 4th Dose Elicit Improved Omicron Neutralization Response (From Pfizer and BioNTech)

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At ACROBiosystems, we remain committed to contributing to the efforts against COVID-19. To support the efforts of vaccine manufacturers, we offer and continuously update a series of core reagents as a comprehensive solution to develop mutant-based and bivalent vaccines.

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