MRNA Vaccines Take Unique Immune Route to Kill Tumors

WashU Medicine researchers have described how mRNA cancer vaccines engage the immune system, through an unconventional pathway involving two subsets of immune cells called dendritic cells. (Image: Sara Moser/WashU Medicine)
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