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In this MOA animation, we worked with Pfizer to share their vaccine development against Serogroup B Meningococcal Disease, or MenB. This lethal disease, caused by bacterial meningitis, primarily affects adolescents and young adults.

A 3D-rendered image of colorful, abstract structures labeled Subfamily A in yellow and Subfamily B in red, resembling Trumenbas molecular landscape, set against a soft, blurred background.

Over 97% of MenB strains have been found to express factor H binding protein, or fHBP. fHBP can be categorized into two immunologically distinct subfamilies: A and B. Trumenba is the first and only FDA-approved MenB vaccine that targets both subfamilies of fHBP.

Illustration of green spherical antibodies on a surface, identified by a label on the left. They appear to be interacting with darker particles in the environment. The setting suggests a microscopic view of an immune response, possibly depicting Trumenbas MOA in action.

This vaccine induces the production of antibodies that block the binding of fHBP, and therefore utilizes normal immune response mechanisms including complement-mediated bacterial lysis and phagocytic uptake to eradicate the bacteria.

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