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Abstract
Nucleic acid-based treatments, particularly those using messenger RNA (mRNA), have shown significant potential in various biomedical applications.
- mRNA vaccines exemplify the rapid development and high effectiveness of mRNA technology.
- Emerging mRNA delivery carriers and engineering techniques aim to enhance the efficiency and safety of mRNA therapeutics.
- Applications for mRNA-based therapies may extend beyond vaccines to include protein replacement, cancer treatment, and gene editing.
- Recent advancements in controlled release systems for mRNA are being explored to improve therapeutic outcomes.
- Key challenges in clinical translation include biosafety, stability, scalability, and effective utilization of mRNA technology.
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