Can an mRNA containing particle help direct your T cells to specific targets? Elizabeth Tracey reports

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Using polyester to wrap mRNA to create an injectable particle may soon enable targeting of your T cells to fight some cancers and autoimmune diseases. That’s according to research by Jordan Green, a biomedical engineering expert at Johns Hopkins, and colleagues. … Can an mRNA containing particle help direct your T cells to specific targets? Elizabeth Tracey reports Read More »

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