The Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines use mRNA technology while the AstraZeneca and single-dose J&J shots are considered viral vector-based vaccines. So what is the difference between mRNA and ...

AstraZeneca and the Gamaleya Institute have already sought to overcome vector immunity challenges under the standard COVID-19 two-shot regimen. The Russian lab employed two different viral vectors ...

They've added the condition as an adverse reaction to AstraZeneca's vaccine and recommend it be added to the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Both vaccines are viral vector vaccines. They use ...

Another heart condition, pericarditis, the inflammation of the cardiac muscle, had a 6.9-fold increased risk in those who received a third dose of AstraZeneca’s viral-vector shot, the study found.

It included an image showing a list of ingredients for the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine, with "chimpanzee adenovirus" vector highlighted ... mpox is a viral disease transmitted from animals ...

AstraZeneca’s Covid shot uses a cold virus common to chimpanzees as a viral vector to carry the spike protein from the coronavirus into cells. “AstraZeneca is very good, but the mRNA products ...

AstraZeneca has entered the “off-the-shelf” cell therapy space, penning a $1 billion deal to acquire EsoBiotec and its lentiviral vector platform ... the fact that the viral capsids used ...