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    MIT reportedly used AI to develop a heat-stable mRNA vaccine recipe

    A post claims the formulation can last a year at room temperature or survive about 100°F heat for two months.

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    A post says MIT used AI to find an mRNA vaccine formulation in a few weeks instead of months, replacing an exhaustive trial-and-error search. It claims the recipe can keep vaccines stable for a year at room temperature or about two months at 100°F. The post suggests this could help vaccines reach countries without cold storage and might make skin patches possible instead of shots.

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    @rohanpaul_aiMIT used AI to develop a new recipe for mRNA vaccines so they no longer need freezers and can sit at room temp for a full year or survive about 100F heat for 2 months. This could finally let these vaccines reach poor countries without cold storage and even work as easy skin patches instead of shots. AI replaced an exhaustive trial-and-error search, reaching a thermostable formulation in a few weeks instead of months.

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    @rohanpaul_aiMIT used AI to develop a new recipe for mRNA vaccines so they no longer need freezers and can sit at room temp for a full year or survive about 100F heat for 2 months. This could finally let these vaccines reach poor countries without cold storage and even work as easy skin patches instead of shots. AI replaced an exhaustive trial-and-error search, reaching a thermostable formulation in a few weeks instead of months.