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Scientists studying potential of leafy greens as homegrown 'mRNA factories'

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First published at 02:56 UTC on January 30th, 2023.

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since ancient times, we’ve sought them out as medicine. The likes of barks, grasses and roots offer healing potential, which scientists are now taking down to the nano level — studying ways of using leafy greens to both manufacture and deliver vaccines.
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