What is mRNA?
mRNA molecules are copies of instructions saved in our DNA.
mRNAs are produced in our body to serve as templates (recipes) to produce proteins.

DNA stores instructions for proteins in the nucleus


mRNA is a temporary set of instructions for cells to make proteins


Proteins form the basis of life by performing the functions required by every cell
mRNA has also emerged as both a disruptive and highly promising technology providing access to new class of medicines

Using mRNA as a therapeutic is a cutting-edge approach

mRNA based drugs deliver a defined generic message into the cells to produce any kind of protein

Ability to set instruction for cells allows mRNA therapeutics to be used for any disease
