Circular RNA: Could this emerging technology trump mRNA?
This issue of our newsletter is supported by Global Bio-India 2024.
Circular RNA is an emerging technology that holds a lot of promise for next-generation vaccines.
In fact, scientists believe that it could even be superior to mRNA technology.
This is thanks to circular RNA’s superior durability, reduced immunogenicity, and potential for cost-effective manufacturing.
Plus, it could also hold promise for the development of gene therapies.
So, with several companies – such as Circio and Orna Therapeutics - now joining the circular RNA field, when could the technology enter the clinic?
To find out more, read the full article: “The therapeutic potential of circular RNA: Could it soon trump mRNA technology?”
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