This week, mRNA vaccines are set to face intense scrutiny from critics in Congress. Here's an explainer of how we know they ...

This is a potentially useful strategy for vaccine development because multiple mRNA sequences can code for the same protein—and each crumples up in a different way. So if scientists can identify ...

mRNA vaccines work by using synthetic mRNA sequences that instruct the body’s cells to produce specific antigens, typically proteins from a virus. Once injected, these mRNA molecules enter the ...

One of mRNA’s greatest advantages is the ability to rapidly iterate and optimize sequences, accelerating drug discovery and development. Advances in cell-free gene synthesis and in vitro transcription ...

The DNA is basically a book of recipes. Each recipe tells the cells in our bodies how to make specific proteins by combining ...

causing changes in gene expression without changing the DNA sequence itself. Thus, vaccination with mRNA vaccines could lead to an enhanced immune response to future encounters with pathogens ...

mRNA therapeutics are complex to design and manufacture. From mRNA sequence engineering to fill-and-finish, mRNA therapeutic development requires precise, consistent, and exacting quality analysis.

ME Therapeutics Holdings Inc. ("ME Therapeutics" or the "Company") (CSE: METX) (FSE: Q9T), a publicly listed preclinical ...

It is possible that Moderna's experience with artificial intelligence and proprietary digital technologies could allow it to design the best mRNA sequences for protein expression, and pandemic ...

Then, they attached this SP-encoding bit of mRNA to four different mRNA sequences that produced certain proteins: mCherry, a fluorescent protein that provides a visual cue on whether it was ...