A new AI-assisted mRNA cancer vaccine candidate is showing a lot of promise for reducing the recurrence (not “curing,” …
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A new AI-assisted mRNA cancer vaccine candidate is showing a lot of promise for reducing the recurrence (not “curing,” I misspoke) of melanoma, and the technique could be applied to other cancers. Here’s an explanation of how it works. When I recorded this video, I thought that the vaccine just had one protein fragment (“structure” isn’t the technically accurate term) that it targeted, but it actually can include up to 34, and most of the vaccines given to melanoma patients did have all 34…
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