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BioVaxys Technology Corp. (BVAXF) and SpayVac for Wildlife have expanded their License Agreement to include commercial aquaculture and farm-raised fish markets. The expansion targets a significant market opportunity in farm-raised Atlantic salmon and rainbow trout, with an annual harvest of approximately 3.28 million metric tons (800 million individual fish).

SpayVac's single-dose fertility-control vaccines offer an alternative to triploidy in aquaculture, with initial proof-of-concept trials progressing to the second phase. The technology uses a patented liposome-based delivery platform, demonstrating 4-10 years of contraceptive efficacy in various species.

The company is pursuing regulatory approval for feral horses and free-ranging deer populations, with the U.S. Bureau of Land Management (BLM) as a potential lead customer. The BLM currently manages 53,797 horses on the range, significantly above the Appropriate Management Level of 22,637, spending 66% of its $153 million budget on long-term holding costs.

BioVaxys Technology Corp (BVAXF) is developing its DPX™ platform as an alternative to lipid nanoparticles (LNPs) for delivering mRNA vaccines. The DPX technology is a patented delivery platform that can incorporate various bioactive molecules to produce targeted, long-lasting immune responses.

Proof-of-concept studies conducted with Etherna and PCI Biotech showed that DPX provides enhanced stability of packaged mRNA, attracts specific Antigen Presenting Cells to the injection site, and induces specific immune responses. Unlike LNPs, which can cause adverse reactions and stability issues, DPX remains localized at the injection site and demonstrated stability for up to 14 days in vivo.

The company is pursuing collaborations with organizations having promising tumor and virus-specific polynucleotide antigens, positioning DPX as a potential solution in the mRNA vaccine market, which is projected to reach $48 billion by 2030.

BioVaxys Technology Corp. (CSE: BIOV, OTCQB: BVAXF) has announced its upcoming presentation at the Emerging Growth Conference on Thursday, January 16, 2025, from 3:25 PM to 3:35 PM Eastern Time. The clinical-stage company, which develops vaccines using its DPX™ immune educating platform for cancers, infectious diseases, and immune disorders, will host an interactive online session.

CEO James Passin and President & COO Kenneth Kovan will lead the presentation, offering shareholders and investors a real-time interaction opportunity. The event includes a Q&A session, with questions accepted both in advance via Questions@EmergingGrowth.com and during the live presentation. Participants who cannot attend live can access an archived webcast through EmergingGrowth.com and their YouTube channel.

BioVaxys Technology Corp (CSE: BIOV, OTCQB: BVAXF) has secured a 48-kilogram supply of GMP-grade lipid for its DPX antigen packaging delivery platform. The lipids, previously owned by IMV Inc., will be used to restart clinical studies and initiate new preclinical studies. The company acquired IMV's intellectual property and programs in February 2024.

The DPX technology is a patented delivery platform capable of packaging various bioactive molecules, including mRNA, peptides, proteins, and small molecules. This non-aqueous and non-systemic platform enables immune cell recruitment and antigen uptake at injection sites, delivering to regional lymph nodes via Antigen Presenting Cells to stimulate durable immune responses.

BioVaxys Technology Corp. and SpayVac for Wildlife announce that SpayVac's Madison facility is now fully operational to produce two contraceptive vaccines: the pZP vaccine (SpayVac®) and a new GnRH vaccine for aquaculture. The scaled-up production capacity will support field trials, market studies, and new antigen formulations. Recent large-scale shipments were made for a feral horse project in Europe and an immunocontraception project in Southeast Asia. The company is conducting trials with the U.S. government, EU, and an aquaculture genetics company, exploring alternatives to induced triploidy. SpayVac's technology, licensed from BioVaxys, uses a patented liposome-based antigen delivery platform.

BioVaxys Technology Corp (OTCQB: BVAXF) has joined the Rapid Response Partnership Vehicle (RRPV), a consortium supporting the US Government's Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA). The RRPV aims to accelerate medical countermeasure development for pandemic influenza, emerging infectious diseases, and biological threats. The consortium includes major organizations like AstraZeneca, Novavax, and Genentech. BioVaxys believes its DPX platform can significantly contribute to BARDA's vaccine programs. The company's clinical pipeline includes maveropepimut-S, currently in Phase II trials for lymphoma and ovarian cancer treatment.

BioVaxys Technology Corp (OTCQB: BVAXF) has announced significant study results for its DPX™ immune-educating delivery platform. The research, conducted with Dalhousie University, demonstrates that DPX outperforms traditional aqueous and emulsion-based antigen delivery systems in immune system activation. Key findings show that DPX maintains antigens at the injection site and drives active APC uptake over time. The platform demonstrated superior lymphocyte retention and significant immune cell infiltration within 2 days of injection. Notably, DPX showed activation of more critical T cell subset markers than oil emulsion systems and exhibited inherent immune-activating properties even without antigen cargo.