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Latest revision as of 19:51, 7 March 2022
Press
Variants and synonyms
- mrna vaccine
- mrna jab
- mRNA vaccine
Description
Conventional vaccines are produced using weakened forms of the virus, but mRNAs use only the virus's genetic code. An mRNA vaccine is injected into the body where it enters cells and tells them to create antigens. These antigens are recognised by the immune system and prepare it to fight coronavirus. No actual virus is needed to create an mRNA vaccine.
Source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/12257294/covid-coronavirus-vaccine-available-when/
Examples
All vaccines undergo rigorous testing and have oversight from experienced regulators. Some believe mRNA vaccines are safer for the patient as they do not rely on any element of the virus being injected into the body. mRNA vaccines have been tried and tested in the lab and on animals before moving to human studies.
Collocations
- to create a mRNA vaccine
- to inject a mRNA vaccine
Keyness
- mRNA vaccine: >1000
- mrna vaccine: 55
- mrna jab: 836
- mRNA vaccine: >1000