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1. messenger RNA, mRNA, template RNA, informational RNAnoun

   the template for protein synthesis; the form of RNA that carries information from DNA in the nucleus to the ribosome sites of protein synthesis in the cell

   Synonyms:
   messenger RNA, informational RNA, template RNA, mRNA

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1. • Ribonucleic Acid

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1. Paul Offit:

   It's confusing to people. I've had a number of calls and emails from people saying,' Wait, so I'm not fully protected anymore ?' i think the message that should come out right now is if you received two doses of mRNA vaccines, you have a very high chance of not having serious infection, and that that has lasted up until the present moment, that you should consider yourself protected against serious illness.

2. Dan Barouch:

   The immune system is actually made of two arms : the antibodies side and the T cells. And the type of T cells that are critical for prevention of serious illness are called CD8 T cells, the JJ vaccine raises better CD8 T cells than the Pfizer and other mRNA vaccines, so The JJ vaccine might have a particular edge for variants like Omicron that largely escaped from antibody responses.

3. Paul Offit:

   We should be driven by the science, right now, the science tells us the two doses of the mRNA vaccine or a single dose of the Johnson Johnson vaccine would protect you against severe critical disease caused by the Delta variant.

4. Peter Marks:

   The way these vaccines work as they go into the cell, the cell makes the protein for a brief period of time -- that is, on the surface of the cell. The body makes an immune response. And the original vaccine, the mRNA component, is degraded. It's not incorporated into the genetic material of a person. There's no way for that to happen, so these vaccines are ones that we're pretty comfortable are going to be reasonable to use in children. I wouldn't hesitate to give them, had I had still younger children in this age group,( I) would not hesitate a second to give my child one of these vaccines.

5. Marc Siegel:

   As Mayor de Blasio of New York City said yesterday… the vaccine is a cannon and the mask is a pea shooter, two shots of an mRNA vaccine are probably 84-85% effective at preventing infection from COVID and over 95% effective at keeping you out of the hospital.