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The Effect of mRNA Modifications on Target Protein Translation and Immune Response

2025-12-15

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The introduction of uridine modifications to improve the efficiency of protein translation and immune activation is a key area of development in mRNA technologies, determining their therapeutic potential in the treatment of various diseases. This research was aimed to study the impact of certain uridine modifications on target protein translation and the main pathways of the immune response at cellular level. Ur...

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Literature Corpus work: 350f2bdd-6d39-5b7d-a57a-a25a80b83bec
DOI: 10.20944/preprints202512.1306.v1

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