About mRNA Technology

In the 1960s, scientists successfully extracted mRNA for the first time. After decades of development, mRNA has become a cutting-edge technology attracting global attention.

The in vitro transcribed messenger RNA (IVT mRNA) carries the genetic information from genome and has the ability to translate into proteins directly in the cytoplasm, and proteins can efficiently perform a variety of biological function in the body. This advantage of the mRNA technology enables mRNA-based therapeutics to have potential for broader applications, including infectious disease vaccine, cancer immunotherapy and protein replacement therapy.