mRNA vaccine

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An mRNA vaccine is a type of vaccine that uses a small piece of messenger RNA to instruct cells to produce a viral protein, triggering an immune response without using a live virus.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biological product
medical technology
vaccine type
canBe monovalent
multivalent
canBeFormulatedAs modRNA vaccine
self-amplifying mRNA vaccine
canTarget Zika virus NERFINISHED
cancer neoantigens
cytomegalovirus NERFINISHED
influenza virus
rabies virus
respiratory syncytial virus NERFINISHED
doesNotContain live virus
doesNotIntegrateInto host DNA
encodes viral protein
hasAdvantage flexible antigen design
no need to grow pathogen in culture
potential for quick updates against variants
rapid design and development
hasComponent 3′ untranslated region
5′ cap structure
5′ untranslated region
lipid nanoparticle excipients
nucleoside-modified mRNA
poly(A) tail
hasMechanism instructs host cells to produce antigen
hasSafetyProfile generally transient local and systemic reactions
induces immune response
isDeliveredBy injection
isDeliveredWith lipid nanoparticles
isRegulatedAs biological medicinal product
isSubjectOf intense clinical research
isTranscribedIn cell cytoplasm
isTranslatedBy host ribosomes
isUsedIn mass immunization campaigns
mayRequire booster doses
prime-boost schedule
produces antigenic protein in host cells
requires cold chain storage
stimulates B cell response
T cell response
antibody production
cell-mediated immunity
targets SARS-CoV-2 NERFINISHED
infectious diseases
usesMolecule messenger RNA
wasPioneeredIn early 1990s
wasScaledFor COVID-19 pandemic NERFINISHED

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Moderna hasAbbreviation mRNA vaccine
this entity surface form: MRNA
COVID-19 vaccines hasType mRNA vaccine