Harvard Scientists Develop Eco-Friendly RNA Synthesis Method
New enzymatic process promises efficient, scalable RNA drug production without toxic byproducts.
- The novel method uses water and enzymes instead of toxic solvents for RNA synthesis.
- It offers efficiencies and purities comparable to current chemical synthesis methods.
- The technology can incorporate both existing and novel RNA chemistries for therapeutic use.
- Researchers have founded EnPlusOne Biosciences to commercialize the new technique.
- This advancement could significantly expand the capabilities and sustainability of RNA therapeutics.
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