Northeastern University aims to provide a multiplexed potency assay and a delivery process mechanism surrogate that can be useful for commercially QC/QA screening multivalent mRNA vaccines encoding multiple proteins of variant strains.
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Develop and validate an efficient single-molecule RNA-fluorescence in situ hybridization (smFISH) technique-based potency assay that can track mRNA structural-functional integrity, detect RNA degradation, and monitor mRNA delivery process
Apply molecular dynamics simulations for mRNA structure-function analysis to improve the efficiency and understanding of mRNA translation
Develop a hybrid model and risk/sensitivity/predictive analysis of integrated RNA delivery and translation processes that can integrate heterogeneous measurements, identify critical root causes of the loss of potency, evaluate the value of smFISH measures, and improve the prediction accuracy of mRNA potency
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