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Australian mRNA vaccine production critical – University News: The University of Western Australia
It could take as little as three months for Australia to begin local production of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines such as Pfizer.
It could take as little as three months for Australia to begin local production of COVID-19 mRNA vaccines such as Pfizer, according to Associate Professor Archa Fox, from The University of Western Australia’s School of Human Sciences and School of Molecular Sciences.
Associate Professor Fox, who is also RnA Network of Australasia president, said the estimate was based on the precedent of a factory that was repurposed in Germany, where they had a three-month turnaround.
“This was an undertaking that…
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