DNA vaccines offer several advantages such as: simplicity for manufacturing, biological stability, cost effectiveness and safety, as well as ease of transport in powders for reconstitution in vials. They can also be utilised for simultaneous immunizations against multiple pathogens and are relatively inexpensive to manufacture and store.

Administration of DNA vaccines has been shown to stimulate good immune responses and provide protection for different animals, for example for poultry through avian influenza and Newcastle disease vaccines, or for foot and mouth disease in cattle. DNA vaccine technologies have also been extended to pet care to prevent parvovirus and rabies in dogs.

Delivering on Farm to Fork

  • Animal welfare
  • 50% reduction of antibiotics sales

Delivering on Green Deal

  • Biodiversity
  • Sustainable agriculture

Delivers on SDGs

#1. No Poverty
#2. Zero Hunger
#3. Good health and Well-being
#5. Gender Equality
#8. Decent Work and Economic Growth
#10. Reduced Inequality
#15. Life on Land