
New mRNA Tweak Could Make Future Vaccines More Powerful
Scientists discovered a simple chemical swap that helps cells build proteins from mRNA faster and with fewer errors, potentially leading to more effective vaccines using smaller doses. The breakthrough could ease supply shortages during health emergencies.





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