Gut microbes may shape how strongly people respond to mRNA vaccines
A new review synthesizes evidence that gut microbiota composition and metabolites such as short-chain fatty acids modulate immune responses to ...
A new review synthesizes evidence that gut microbiota composition and metabolites such as short-chain fatty acids modulate immune responses to ...
A new review outlines how universal influenza vaccine platforms, from mRNA and viral vectors to adjuvanted inactivated vaccines, could broaden ...
A new review finds that mRNA vaccines and host-directed therapeutics for multidrug-resistant ESKAPE bacteria remain preclinical, with no licensed bacterial ...
An AI-guided lipid nanoparticle formulation remained functional after two months at 37 degrees Celsius or one year at room temperature ...
A new cross-platform review of eighteen FDA-approved RNA therapeutics finds that adverse effects depend more on delivery chemistry and administration ...
A new hypothesis proposes that programmable lipid nanoparticles may shape cellular memory systems to extend the durability of mRNA vaccines ...
When COVID-19 vaccines first rolled out, pregnant women were largely left out of the original clinical trials, leaving them and ...
A Frontiers in Tropical Diseases Perspective argues that mRNA vaccine platforms should be treated as permanent preparedness infrastructure for Ebola ...
Australian researchers have completed the first head-to-head comparison of three mRNA-lipid nanoparticle vaccine platforms in human blood, revealing key differences ...
A new review maps the progress of Nipah virus vaccine candidates across subunit, viral-vectored, and mRNA platforms while highlighting the ...
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