mRNA technology exploded into the spotlight thanks to COVID-19 vaccines. But big pharma companies are now using it for:
•Cancer immunotherapy
•Rare genetic disorders
•Personalized medicine
This trend could create new jobs for pharma graduates in:
-Formulation R&D for lipid nanoparticles
-Regulatory documentation for novel therapies
-Clinical research on gene-based drugs
-Quality control for complex biologics
×Have you learned about mRNA technology in your college syllabus?
×Would you like to work in this field?
With innovations in medical field mRNA vaccines have come into use, I am interested to learn about it more as it may help me in my project. If anyone know about the COVID-19 mRNA let me know.
mRNA has completely changed how we look at medicine, especially after its huge success in COVID-19 vaccines. But that’s just the beginning. In the future, I believe mRNA will play a major role in treating many diseases not just infections, but also cancers, rare genetic disorders, and possibly even heart diseases.
Scientists can design mRNA to make the body produce a specific protein like a missing enzyme or a cancer-fighting agent and it can be updated or personalised quickly. This opens doors to faster drug development and even personalised medicine.
Yes Now a days pharma industry is growing and innovating many new medicines in the world wide
mRNA technology is the future for the pharma careers . recently Covid 19 vaccines which are invented through the mRNA technology.
Yes,mRNA definitely has a bright future in pharma. As a pharmacy student I find its use beyond COVID like in cancer therapy and rare diseases very exciting. It opens new doors for innovation and personalized medicine.
Yes I would like to work in this field .we get introduced about mRNA technology but rDNA was there in was there in our college syllabus .
In upcoming year growth will seen in pharmaceutical industry
As the technology is developing in pharma sector people are getting aware about the new technology and methods are been developed for well being of person.
During my academics, I had learned about mRNA technology, but not in-depth. mRNA technology is a growing and innovative area in Pharma sector. If I get the chance, so yes i would like to be the part of that field.
mRNA technology was included in our college syllabus but was not so deep where we knew how this technology helps in rare genetic disorders and cancer immunotherapy .
My college syllabus didn’t particularly touch the field of mRNA technology, but yes certain talks and discussions on the same were encouraged. And personally, the way genetic field is taking speed, it’s both fascinating and bit scary. We have ongoing studies on cancer therapy and ‘tailored’ medicines which can change the face of pharma industry. However I would like to gain more insights on this field
This discovery and development of mRNA vaccine technology represent a groundbreaking advancement in modern medicine, offering rapid, adaptable, and highly effective tools to combat infectious diseases. But Pharma background people have less knowledge in this field than people of Biotechnology.
This will create more job opportunities in the future and the work will also be interesting.
Yes in the subject biochemistry i have learned about the MRNA technology during my graduation. so i have the knowledge about this.
Only during elective seminars or certification courses, not in our core subjects.
It is a growing area, and I love to be involved in either R&D or regulatory affairs for mRNA-based therapies. It is a hightech and without proper guidance its tough too break into it.
yes, My College syllabus includes the biotechnology subject where i have learned about this mRNA technology and uses and its process. i would love to work in this field. It may result in great employment opportunities and also improving health care. This
We have’nt learnt it yet, but it is a part of our syllabus now I believe. I think there’s great value to research progress made in this field, especially in recent years. This could be a research field one could expect good work from!
