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An American biotech company says it created a coronavirus vaccine three hours after getting access to the virus' genetic sequence on Jan. 9, and now scientists are racing to get the vaccine on the market in record time.

Inovio Pharmaceuticals is based in Pennsylvania, but scientists in its laboratory in San Diego made the discovery.

"We have an algorithm which we designed, and we put the DNA sequence into our algorithm and came up with the vaccine in that short amount of time," Inovio's research and development director Dr. Trevor Smith told KVUE.



Comment: This looks like a "stock market" play. There are still months and months of testing.....first on animals, then a couple humans, then a big group of humans. Clinical trials take many months. Oh, and the SARS vaccine was a big failure, so don't think that finding a vaccine for a coronavirus is that easy. If finding a vaccine for a coronavirus was that simple, then they would have cured the common cold years ago, and made billions.