Russia has announced a revolutionary mRNA-based cancer vaccine that aims to treat existing tumors rather than prevent cancer. This personalized vaccine utilizes genetic material from a patient's tumor and is expected to be available to the public by early 2025. The Russian government will cover the production cost of approximately 300,000 rubles per dose, but distribution details remain unclear.
The vaccine's development involved collaboration among several research centers, showing promising results in pre-clinical trials for tumor suppression. The integration of artificial intelligence is set to expedite the creation of personalized vaccines, reducing development time significantly. President Vladimir Putin has expressed optimism about Russia's advancements in cancer treatment, highlighting the potential impact of this innovative vaccine.
• AI accelerates the development of personalized cancer vaccines significantly.
• The vaccine targets existing tumors using genetic material from patients.
mRNA vaccines introduce messenger RNA to instruct cells to produce proteins that trigger an immune response.
AI is utilized to enhance the speed and efficiency of creating personalized vaccines.
Neural networks are employed in AI computations to reduce vaccine development time from hours to under an hour.
This center is involved in the development of the mRNA vaccine, focusing on its efficacy in treating cancer.
The Ivannikov Institute contributes to the vaccine's design by integrating AI technologies for computational efficiency.
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