Cell culture is a process of growing cells under controlled conditions outside of their natural environment. This is useful for cell biologists to study specific pathophysiological, disease or injury, or phenotypic, particular cellular genetics, responses …
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mRNA needs to be encapsulated to be delivered to our cells. Find out more here!
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Nanoparticle coatings is very important in functionality by affecting the size, shape and charge. Additionally, coatings can improve the stability, avoid the immune system and target specific cells. Read more here!
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Nanoparticle charge is very important when it comes to delivery within the body. Nanoparticle charge can come from the nanoparticle core or ligand, surface coatings, which can be used to tailor the charge of particles …
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As discussed in the previous blog “What is mRNA?“, mRNA is an intermediate stage in converting DNA code to a protein. mRNA is based upon a reference DNA gene sequence which is converted to a …
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Messenger ribonucleic acid, mRNA, vaccines have been discussed by the general public for the past year (2020) in regards to COVID vaccines. Many sites explore how mRNA works but here we explore what mRNA is, exploring why mRNA codes for certain proteins and what mRNA does within our cells.
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