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presentation serves to give a backdrop of science but didn't really the story of the rapid
development have the safe and effective covid-19 mRNA vaccines really with a kind of
community facing agenda so that I can help anyone in the audience development came
about over the last year work went into it prior to the onset of so without further Ado I
am just a bit and I am the scientific need of the coronavirus vaccine team at the bar
which is this building in the background of slide situated at the National Institutes of
Health trial versus actually always posed as a candy mix read this family tree on the left
hand side of your screen shows to some families of coronavirus the First with your owl
coronavirus and II beta coronavirus has stood in the alpha and beta coronavirus of
family endemic or so-called seasonal Coronavirus Switch to date Holly over 8000
So coronavirus has always been a pandemic threat Situated Garces actually always
something in the first and the second there are seven coronavirus sit in the alpha and
beta coronavirus of families that called endemic or so-called seasonal are coronavirus
the other coronavirus is that ours not attack against that have been transmitted to
humans and cause epidemics Calliope has to date tally over 2,000 cases worldwide
black history continue to repeat itself we also understood from the laboratory
perspective by way of a Lab at the University of North Carolina is that Evolution showed
us that there were sars-like viruses that turned into a global pandemic now it's over a
100 million places worldwide is really the viruses way of saying I told you so we are
currently in our third way of covid-19 in the United States this graph shows the three
different ways the first of which started in the early spring of last year and then another
that started in late summer and then this last one would you could see the slope of this
line around the time of the holidays continues continues to ride so special that for United
States and I also show it from here in Maryland where I live so is estimated that about
immunity with Sony dependent on a natural infection then about 40 or 50 million people
would have to come to covid-19 on acceptable do assets point a bad thing is needed to
so how did we accomplish this so-called world record idea behind open YouTube say to
develop that counts as one interested you can take a look Sebastian preparedness for
the Camden liable in universal what does that mean for fast vaccine technology that
whole a reliable manufacturability standard and fast I have Universal and I have this as
those that are cheap that provide protection against us out of the way of making a real
so what does a what will occur in 19 so that is if I take a vaccine used transmission for
my doctors that nation is Unity service and let me tell you why because of the so-called
herd immunity where does six figures on this slide in the non-immune population are
blue and in a population that is the people that are mean are green do you want to
release a virus and the non-immune population population where the blue people who
were the only ones that were able to get you can see that they're only as scattered
amount of people who got covid-19 or that turn red and that means if there is low
transmission interesting thing that you can see that there's people that are red R6
further apart so you can see as as you add bring people in the population the virus
starts the transmission starts not the right time on four stars could be to mRNA vaccine
development please stop the music in January 10th virus has been called 2019 in or
novel coronavirus the Chinese government public 66 days are we in a world record for
Speed and it looks like there could be levels at your responsibility in this development
process with a lot of people don't know it's all of the work that went into the development
General 2013 all the way into the onset of protein is the person that sits on the surface
of irises so that was one of our site 39 grab onto a human cell receptor in the case of
stars can we shoot out of the H2 receptor it allows for the virus behaves himself so if
you want to see that reaction of The Binding of respite protein to the humans do so that
you can slap my block infection when I came into the laboratory research about how
those pictures of in any real high-definition the first structure of any human coronavirus
high protein at the same time another coronavirus pipe structure was published and
then there was really telling different coronavirus their function and excetera so that is
how well do those fight protein cause immune responses and this is my way of rationally
designing and merge coronavirus fight in this very intricate set of steps is second so you
want to start it and somebody have a scream in the middle of a fuse the area of these
proteins around this FBI or the human temp I question what type of mutation would
allow us to block that preseason from expressing Mars like with the two communication
is beautiful blue eyes so it's a beautiful homogeneous mixture that supersedes that that
you can't even see it flipped into it supposed to be today the answer is not always that
bad we did this to collaboration with McDonald's where they use Messenger to deliver
they pick up message Elaine cats make that message and formulated into a lipid
nanoparticles the message inside injected into the muscle in the messenger or
messenger RNA and then it starts because that's what sales do they read messages
and it remembers what it was like the cool thing about the MRNA platform is that as fast
and it's reliable and true and it's Universal enough Zoey texted that concept using the
word fight with the two following patients would bring it by messenger RNA in
collaboration with you can deliver that merged with Mars Count so if you get a dose of
MERS virus into their nose they die they do not or they don't even really need my friend
almost it wasn't just that the weight loss show Thomas so that the Long Bar alone and
the amount of disease by way of lung Hemorrhage Giant in from having wrong with you
we knew exactly what to do to be tested it even down to these doses that were needed
and we had a really cool understanding and I'm confident that we will win the Super just
came out on January the production what is a backseat when that we came up with
Medina was able to ship of messenger RNA as a very terrible the phase one clinical trial
started on March 16th in between them at a lot of people don't even know about
because that's not what you mean I don't know we were testing monkey are the reason
why we were able to proceed ropes so let's talk about this what we showed is that really
cool 102 the first dose what is a blitz in neutralizing antibody responses so you see this
swapping into life that is on par for what you see in the dark vaccine-induced showing
the responses when is the phase 2 clinical trial honestly as everyone knows control
base wonderful people. with Mr Nussbaum Trini Curry or saltwater they went off and
they were able to if they got symptoms that looks like they might be proved it will there
be a headache or scene or otherwise they contact their trial position and got diagnosed
as a Coby case we're not a time accrued over the course of the vaccine study was Halle
and how you get back to me at the agency is by asking a question how much
percentage more of Kobe cases you have a nice day. Clinical trial actually had some
really cool dip graphics and I do want to talk about being only for a little bit about 10% of
the pastry from pouches events for black Raptor American 20% with comorbidities such
as diabetes sitting here with a really large 36 having diabetes and obesity and etcetera.
Covid-19 looking at the efficacy and safety of mRNA is called 73 in the face of 3 income
analysis what does interment mean or Placebo Placebo is purple line just one dose with
an arrow and then there's a second dose with another are out those doses. 2 weeks
after the second dose whereas people wouldn't all in all it was about 11 people in the
MRNA covid-19 interesting facts about 30% about the side effects of E coli And I had
the key and some pain at my injection site QuickBooks I must make because I am
talking about a messenger RNA that we know is that there is no way that this vaccine
will alter your DNA there is no way that this vaccine will alter any of your hand as well
on Interstate recompile here with no deaths that are attributed to M on April 7th in the
general population giving a brief overview just quickly of the total Global that game I
want so they're about 200 most of which are in the building are priests allowed to which
are in the United States before you I talked a lot about the Monona vaccine candidate is
also defined by an adventure which is an adenovirus is just normal cold virus to a virus
but also gives you immunity to Pacifica all together one of the things that we can stand
out on this ride are the word Fusion Staples remember that we Define that's to be
stabilizing a patient Define vaccine candidates and then also with that I like to take the
experiments beginning of all this very brilliant messenger RNA vaccine platform but I'm
also for structure vibrate with Jason MccLellan laboratory and descriptive Research
Institute Studies have been conducted the development of the MRNA vaccine and for
the people who are currently enrolling into the child as well how do you know if there's
There are two subfamilies of coronavirus which are Alpha-CoV and Beta-CoV. There
are seven coronaviruses known to infect human beings, four of which sit in the Alpha
and Beta CoV sub families that cause epidemics or so called seasonal coronavirus
disease like the sniffles during flu season. Then there are the other coronaviruses that
are zoonotic pathogens that have been transmitted to humans and cause epidemics.
First of which is SARS which has to date about eight thousand four hundred and thirty
seven cases world wide. Then there is MARS which has to date about two thousand
four hundred and ninety four cases. It goes without saying that history has continued to
repeat itself, but one thing that was understood from a laboratory perspective is that
viral evolution showed us that there were SARS like viruses that were poised for human
emergencies. We are currently in our third wave of COVID-19 in the US. It is estimated
dependent on infection, even at a case fatality rate of 1%, more than 40 million people
could succumb to COVID-19 globally, at this point a vaccine is needed to prevent the
dynamics of the pandemic. The way the vaccine was developed so fast was by
studied by way of a prototype virus in that family. The MARS coronaviruses which is
closest related to CoV-2. Enough knowledge was generated around that prototype virus
so it can be applied to the viral family in all. The second prong of this approach is said to
develop this countermeasure mainly the vaccines through phase 1 clinical trial and this
allows the development of the countermeasure for other viruses within that family to be
sped up. The imminent threat of the emerging coronaviruses, we need a fast, reliable
and universal vaccine solution. A COVID-19 vaccine would benefit the individual by
reducing the severity of the illness and preventing the infection, and the vaccine would
also benefit the community by reducing transmission and making it safer to resume
population or herd immunity. Where if a virus was let out into a community with no
immunity there would be high transmission rates whereas if a virus was to be let out into
a partially immune community there would be significantly low transmission rates. The
rapid timeline of the SARS-CoV-2 vaccine development where it went into a phase 1
clinical trial after 66 days may seem odd, but in actuality all the research that was done
for the coronavirus as a whole went into and was adapted for its development. The
vaccine targets the coronavirus spike protein, which sits on top of the viruses and is the
reason the viruses get into the human body cells. This is why a reliable vaccine is
needed to stop this process by blocking infection. At first nothing was known about the
coronavirus spike protein, so research was done in great detail to fully understand it.
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