IDT media thread, page-26

Good news for idt and Australia.
Team Australia(groups of company and universities) working hard to produce own raw material for MRNA vaccine.

Today's news:
University of Queensland seeks to bolster mRNA vaccine capability
The University of Queensland said it will host a ‘base facility’ via a $2.2 million investment of matched funds from the National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) through Therapeutic Innovation Australia (TIA), and the university.The facility will produce high-quality, high-purity nucleic acids – RNA and DNA – to support the work of nucleic acid researchers across the country, the university said in a statement.The intent is to help drive development of mRNA vaccines, which have been key in combating the COVID-19 virus.The pandemic response had demonstrated that mRNA vaccines can be quickly designed to protect against new variants and other emerging diseases.“mRNA vaccines have been key in our fight against COVID-19, while other mRNA vaccines are showing great potential in the fight against cancer,” Dr Timothy Mercer said.