Warm Vaccine: What is Warm Vaccine which is being discussed so much, What is the Warm Vaccine which IISc and Minvax have claimed to have made
The warm vaccine can be stored at 37 °C.  
Headlines
- In general, low temperatures are needed to keep the corona vaccine safe.
- 2 to 8 degree plus minus 70 degree temperature needed
- IIS and Minvax claim the vaccine is safe at 37 degrees
While social distancing and masks are effective in the fight against Corona, vaccine is also an infallible weapon, at present vaccines like Covishield, Covaccine, Sputnik V, Pfizer Moderna, AstraZeneca are being used in different countries of the world. Low temperatures are needed to maintain safety. But scientists from the Indian Institute of Science, in collaboration with the start-up firm Minvax, have developed a vaccine that does not require low temperatures. It was used on rats and it has been claimed to get better results.
what is warm vaccine
Actually, to keep most vaccines safe, a low temperature i.e. 2 to eight degree temperature is needed. Some vaccines require temperatures up to minus 70 degrees. But the vaccine prepared by IISc was effective for one month at 37 °C and for about one and a half hours at 100 °C. Researchers have to say that such a vaccine which is effective even at high temperature is called warm vaccine.
What do researchers have to say
Researchers from Melbourne’s CSIRO’s Australian Center for Disease Preparedness said that blood samples taken after vaccination were examined. These mice were infected with different variants of the corona virus, including the delta variant spreading all over the world. Project leader Dr. SS Vasan says that mice vaccinated with Minvax showed strong resistance against all forms of the corona virus. Our data shows that Minvax produced antibodies that have been able to eliminate all variants, including alpha, beta, gamma and delta.
Human trials by the end of this year
According to Dr. Rob Grenfell, Director of Health and Biosecurity of CSIRO, the cooperation of scientists is necessary in the fight against Kovid. International scientific cooperation is essential to provide affordable vaccines and treatments. CSIRO has already tested two important Kovid vaccines. It is being told that human trials of the vaccine made by Minvax can start by the end of this year.
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