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It's still a biological molecule, with all resulting side effects: i.e., it wanting to fall apart under every imaginable influence when isolated, and concentrat
by baybal2 6y ago
It's still a biological molecule, with all resulting side effects: i.e., it wanting to fall apart under every imaginable influence when isolated, and concentrated outside of a living cell.
I would want to know how they do it (mRNA isolation) too, but nobody will share that knowledge for free.
Even most simple methods like inactivation require a cell culture tech, which means lots of expensive bioreactors, and extreme levels of sterility.