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EU record number	Title	Company / Sponsor	Treated organism	Genetic modification
B/BE/25/BVW6	A phase 1, placebo-controlled, randomised, participant- and assessor-blind, single-centre study to assess the safety and immunogenicity of 2 dosages of Nipah measles vector vaccine (MV-NiV) administered subcutaneously either a single dose or as 2 consecut	University of Tokyo	Humans	A live attenuated virus (LAV)-MV-NiV, including the full genome of a live-attenuated measles virus (MV) strain, genetically engineered to express the glycoprotein G of the Nipah virus.
B/BE/21/BVW2	Phase I study to assess safety, tolerability and immunogenicity of the hRVFV-4s vaccine in healthy subjects	Wageningen Bioveterinary Research (Larissa Consortium)	Humans	hRVFV-4s is a four segments human Rift Valley fever virus vaccine, which derives from a natural clone (Clone 13) that lacks 69% of the gene NSs, a major virulence determinant of the virus. The hRVFV-4s vaccine is further attenuated by splitting the M genome segment into two M-type segments.
B/BE/00/V15	Development of a combined vaccine against equine influenza and tetanus. Experiment outside containment (clinical trial) for the study of the safety and efficacy of an intramuscular administration of recombinant canarypoxvirus expressing equine influenza v	Merial	Horses	haemagglutinin gene from equine influenza virus A2/Kentucky/94 or equine influenza virus A2/Newmarket/2/93
B/BE/99/VW8	Development of a combined live vaccine against feline leukemia. Experiment outside containment (clinical trial) for the study of the safety of a sucutaneous administration of a recombinant canarypoxvirus expressing FELV genes.	Merial	cats	env and gag genes of the type A virus of feline leukemia (FELV)
B/BE/97/VW9	Development of a live vaccine against feline leukemia. Experiment outside containment (clinical trial) for the study of the safety of a subcutaneous administration of a recombinant canarypoxvirus expressing FELV genes.	Merial	cats	env and gag genes of the type A virus of feline leukemia (FELV)