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Latest Progress: Adenovirus Vector Vaccine for COVID-19 Enters Phase I / II Clinical Trials
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Journal of Vaccine Research, 2020, Vol. 10, No. 2
Received: 26 Apr., 2020 Accepted: 06 May, 2020 Published: 14 Nov., 2003
A scientific research team led by the Chinese scientist academician Chen Wei, announced that the team adopted the technical route of adenovirus vector to develop a recombinant novel coronavirus (2019-COV) vaccine, which has been approved to start clinical trials. As of April 2, 108 subjects in the phase I clinical trial of the novel coronavirus vaccine in Wuhan have completed vaccination。500 volunteers were recruited in the phase II clinical trial, the low and medium dose vaccines were selected for the trial. The purpose of the phase II clinical trial is to adjust and improve the procedures of clinical vaccination and to obtain statistical data on adverse reactions.
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