Virology

Low-dose multivalent COVID-19 mRNA vaccines boost broad antibody response and improve protection when given with protein-based vaccines

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Abstract

Essence

Low-dose multivalent SARS-CoV-2 mRNA vaccine combinations broadened antibody responses and boosted responses to coadministered protein-based vaccines in the tested system.

Evidence

This vaccine formulation and immunogenicity experiment compared low-dose trivalent mRNA, high-dose monovalent mRNA, variant spike proteins, and inactivated split influenza vaccine using cross-reactive IgG, receptor-binding inhibition, neutralization, immunogenicity, and influenza efficacy endpoints.

Caveat

The abstract does not identify the experimental model or report human clinical outcomes, so protective claims remain limited to the reported test system.

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