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Researchers make 'bombshell' discovery of an entirely new kind of biomolecule


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Researchers make ‘bombshell’ discovery of an entirely new kind of biomolecule
A newfound biomolecule, consisting of RNA modified by sugars, could be present in all forms of life and might contribute to autoimmune disease.
By Holly Alyssa MacCormick
Stanford researchers have discovered a new kind of biomolecule that could play a significant role in the biology of all living things.
The novel biomolecule, dubbed glycoRNA, is a small ribbon of ribonucleic acid (RNA) with sugar molecules, called glycans, dangling from it. Up until now, the only kinds of similarly sugar-decorated biomolecules known to science were fats (lipids) and proteins. These glycolipids and glycoproteins appear ubiquitously in and on animal, plant and microbial cells, contributing to a wide range of processes essential for life. ....

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Future coronavirus vaccines may harness nanoparticles


Future coronavirus vaccines may harness nanoparticles
Written by James Kingsland on January 13, 2021 Fact checked by Alexandra Sanfins, Ph.D.
Preclinical study suggests that a single dose of a nanoparticle-based vaccine could provide robust immunity.
It may be easier to store and transport than currently available vaccines.
To bring the COVID-19 pandemic under control will depend not only on safe and effective vaccines but also on the deployment of billions of relatively cheap doses.
While vaccines based on mRNA, such as those developed by Pfizer and Moderna, are highly effective and quick to develop, they are expensive to make and must be stored at very low temperatures. ....

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