Scientists find new way to overcome cell’s natural defenses against self-amplifying mRNA vaccines
The innovation could enable protection at lower doses, meaning vaccines could be rolled out further and faster than was previously imaginable, and opens new possibilities in gene therapy, cancer immunotherapy, and protein replacement therapies.
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