Joel Walbert on Nostr: First off, a month is too long? Sure, what could possibly go wrong. But more ...
First off, a month is too long? Sure, what could possibly go wrong. But more importantly, this sounds like an open admission that proper manufacturing facilities are NOT a concern. Not is trained staff. WTF?
"While the process of producing mRNA itself takes only around seven days, the creation of a DNA template can take up to a month, creating a bottleneck in the manufacturing process. That’s because creating a DNA template typically involves living organisms, such as bacteria or yeast, to grow, extract, and purify the required DNA plasmid templates.
“This new project aims to overcome these challenges by generating automated synthetic DNA templates, which don’t need to be grown in living cells and can be rapidly produced within days rather than weeks, without the need for expensive biopharmaceutical facilities or highly trained staff to run the process,” Salgado says.
https://www.genengnews.com/topics/bioprocessing/accelerating-mrna-vaccine-production/
"While the process of producing mRNA itself takes only around seven days, the creation of a DNA template can take up to a month, creating a bottleneck in the manufacturing process. That’s because creating a DNA template typically involves living organisms, such as bacteria or yeast, to grow, extract, and purify the required DNA plasmid templates.
“This new project aims to overcome these challenges by generating automated synthetic DNA templates, which don’t need to be grown in living cells and can be rapidly produced within days rather than weeks, without the need for expensive biopharmaceutical facilities or highly trained staff to run the process,” Salgado says.
https://www.genengnews.com/topics/bioprocessing/accelerating-mrna-vaccine-production/