Template in,
vaccine out
62.5 × 50.0 × 32.5 cm — a box the size of a large printer. You put 4.8 ng of DNA template in at one end and eight hours later take 300 µg of lipid-encapsulated mRNA out the other.
In between are six steps: PCR, in-vitro transcription, DNA digestion, poly(A) tailing, purification, encapsulation. Twenty lessons take them apart one at a time — why only rGTP is starved, why a magnet replaces the centrifuge, and why "70% of the commercial instrument" needs careful reading.
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PCR, transcription, digestion, tailing, purification, encapsulation. Twenty lessons take these six apart one at a time.
4.8 ng, 1.875 mM, 111.1 nm, 308 µg. Nothing invented; anything not in the paper is marked as an assumption.
Capping efficiency, residual DNA, dsRNA. Lesson 20 tabulates everything this paper did not measure.
Every lesson has a laboratory widget — cycle count, cap ratio, flow ratio, turned by you so you see the conclusion flip.