Supercomputing Supports Research to Improve Nanomedicine

Nanomedicine

Several months into the COVID-19 pandemic, those outside the biomedical community were reminded of a term many likely had not heard since their biology courses in their teenage years: messenger RNA, or mRNA. mRNA is normally involved in transcribing and translating the important genetic information contained in DNA to produce proteins—the key class of molecules underpinning all life on Earth.

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