"Our
first formulation had to be stored and shipped at minus 80 degrees.
We have now, in the meantime, a formulation which is not yet
approved... which can be stored at two to eight degrees," Sahin told
a Financial Times conference panel, adding that data packages were
being prepared for regulators.
"We will most likely reach six months stability at two to eight
degrees," he said of the vaccine, which is being made with Pfizer.
(Reporting by Alistair Smout and Ludwig Burger, editing by Louise
Heavens)
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