What is Mrna, how helps for immunity?
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based on its situ protein expression Mrna vaccines are capable of inducing a balance immune response comprising both cellular and humoral immunity while not subject to MHC haplotype restriction
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mRNA stands for messengerRNA and it is formed so as to transfer the message from DNA to ribosome in order to form proteins
As i said it helps in protein formation and immune system is linked with antigen-antibody reaction both of which are proteinsp
mRNA stands for messengerRNA and it is formed so as to transfer the message from DNA to ribosome in order to form proteins
As i said it helps in protein formation and immune system is linked with antigen-antibody reaction both of which are proteinsp
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