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I assure you thay we are in technical agreement! I’d like to point towards my words on mRNA vaccines precisely and purposefully not modifying the genome. Re. t
by AnthonBerg 5y ago
I assure you thay we are in technical agreement! I’d like to point towards my words on mRNA vaccines precisely and purposefully not modifying the genome.
Re. this: ” And the very next paragraph (in its heading, no less) makes it clear that RNA therapies and gene therapies are distinct, i.e. that RNA therapies are not (necessarily) gene therapies.”
For the avoidance of doubt and my greater understanding, may I ask for a quote of paragraph being referred to?
Edit, update: That paragraph aside, the article index does indeed distinguish between RMA therapy and gene therapy: https://hsci.harvard.edu/translation/what-are-drugs https://hsci.harvard.edu/translation/what-are-drugs
- klmr 5y agoTitle: “Manufacturing gene and RNA therapies” “A challenge for both gene and RNA therapies is getting the nucleic acid molecules into a cell. […]”
- AnthonBerg 5y agoThank you! I want to explicitly state my agreement, due to the sensitivity of nuance here.