This review comprehensively summarizes the recent progress in universal influenza vaccine research.
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Successful development of a universal influenza vaccine will likely depend on strategic integration of innovative antigen design, delivery, and adjuvant approaches to achieve durable broad-spectrum protection.
The convergence of structural biology, computational design, and nanotechnology is driving progress toward universal influenza vaccine development.
Current seasonal influenza vaccines have limitations including strain-specific efficacy and manufacturing delays.
Conserved influenza antigenic targets including the HA stem, neuraminidase, and matrix proteins M2e, NP, and M1 are crucial for eliciting broad cross-reactive immunity.