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DoriVac: DNA Origami Vaccines Could Surpass mRNA Technology
Key Takeaways
- DoriVac uses folded DNA nanostructures to present antigens in ordered arrays that mimic actual virus surfaces, boosting immune response
- Early studies show stronger antibody AND T cell responses compared to conventional approaches
- DNA is more stable than RNA, potentially reducing cold-chain requirements and enabling faster adaptation to new pathogens
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DT Editorial Team··3 min read·via sciencedaily.com