The History of mRNA Vaccines with Elie Dolgin
Nov 04, 2021•45 min
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"Scientists have been putting RNA into cells through a lipid delivery system for 44 years,” says Elie Dolgin. “And that’s ultimately the vaccine that has gone into millions of arms.”
Elie is the author of a recent piece in Nature magazine, The Tangled History of mRNA Vaccines. He joins us to talk about his quest to uncover the winding journey that led to the cure that is moving the world forward.
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Elie is the author of a recent piece in Nature magazine, The Tangled History of mRNA Vaccines. He joins us to talk about his quest to uncover the winding journey that led to the cure that is moving the world forward.
This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.mendelspod.com/subscribe
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