Review on Approved and Inprogress COVID-19 Vaccines

AuthorAmir Farnudian-Habibien
AuthorMobina Mirjanien
AuthorVahideh Montazerien
AuthorShima Aliebrahimien
AuthorIman Katouzianen
AuthorSaeed Abdolhosseinien
AuthorAli Rahmanien
AuthorHossein Keyvanien
AuthorSeyed Nasser Ostaden
AuthorMazda Rad-Malekshahien
OrcidAmir Farnudian-Habibi [0000-0002-7889-0889]en
OrcidSeyed Nasser Ostad [0000-0002-5476-8010]en
OrcidMazda Rad-Malekshahi [0000-0002-0329-1320]en
Issued Date2022-12-31en
AbstractThe last generation of Coronavirus named COVID-19 is responsible for the recent worldwide outbreak. Concerning the widespread and quick predominance, there is a critical requirement for designing appropriate vaccines to surmount this grave problem. Correspondingly, in this revision, COVID-19 vaccines (which are being developed until March 29th, 2021) are classified into specific and non-specific categories. Specific vaccines comprise genetic-based vaccines (mRNA, DNA), vector-based, protein/recombinant protein vaccines, inactivated viruses, live-attenuated vaccines, and novel strategies including microneedle arrays (MNAs), and nanoparticles vaccines. Moreover, specific vaccines such as BCG, MRR, and a few other vaccines are considered Non-specific. What is more, according to the significance of Bioinformatic sciences in the cutting-edge vaccine design and rapid outbreak of COVID-19, herein, Bioinformatic principles including reverse vaccinology, epitopes prediction/selection and, their further applications in the design of vaccines are discussed. Last but not least, safety, challenges, advantages, and future prospects of COVID-19 vaccines are highlighted.en
DOIhttps://doi.org/10.5812/ijpr.124228en
KeywordCOVID-19en
KeywordReverse Vaccinologyen
KeywordBioinformaticen
KeywordEpitope Predictionen
Keyword<i>mRNA</i> Vaccineen
PublisherBrieflandsen
TitleReview on Approved and Inprogress COVID-19 Vaccinesen
TypeReview Articleen

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