High Throughput Production of mRNA

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Moderna Therapeutics (NASDAQ: MRNA) is advancing messenger RNA (mRNA) science to create a new class of transformative medicines for patients. mRNA medicines are designed to direct the body’s cells to produce intracellular, membrane or secreted proteins that have a therapeutic or preventive benefit with the potential to address a broad spectrum of diseases. Moderna’s platform builds on continuous advances in basic and applied mRNA science, delivery technology and manufacturing, providing the Company the capability to pursue in parallel a robust pipeline of new development candidates. Moderna is developing therapeutics and vaccines for infectious diseases, immunooncology, rare diseases and cardiovascular diseases, independently and with strategic collaborators.

[@psdonover]

Unprecedented economy of scale!! Tight presentation! Thanks!

[@bardacha100]

Very interesting presentation ! Many thanks

[@nickvoutsas5144]

I am impressed at how integrated there chain of technology is. This allows for quick innovation or Tailored cures focused on Cancer treatments .

[@heraldofthewaterbringerf.i1962]

Dumby. They're going to change your DNA

[@ashwatson2142]

@@heraldofthewaterbringerf.i1962 explain the mechanism for this? This is not how molecular biology works.

[@kerogre256]

@@heraldofthewaterbringerf.i1962 The mRNA don't touch your DNA at any point of process... why people don't learn, all information how this work is available for over 40 years.... there are DNA vaccines which mess with nucleoid like oxford-astrazeneca vaccine but that different story.

[@user-xb9yv2ci4c]

@@heraldofthewaterbringerf.i1962 I guess you panic always when someone sneezes. Because Rhinoviruses also inject RNA into your cells.

[@japrogramer]

Cool

[@arunverma1878]

Qa

[@leaprotein2009]

20 min useless info for preclinical mRNA researchers. No!