Sputnik Light vaccine could be produced in Serbia: "We are convinced that Torlak can contribute"
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This was announced by the director of the Russian Gamaleya Research Institute, Alexander Ginzburg
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The director of the Gamaleya Research Institute, Alexander Ginzburg, says that talks are underway regarding the production of the coronavirus vaccine Sputnik Light at the Torlak Institute in Serbia.
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In an interview with today's Politika, Ginzburg said that Sputnik Light has been approved in more than 30 countries and that this one-component version of Sputnik V is a universal booster of other vaccines.
"It's too early to reveal concrete details... We are convinced that Serbian virologists from the Torlak Institute can make a significant contribution to its global production," he said.
(Telegraf.rs)