r. renee vaccines. a time that's became very familiar during the code 19 pandemic. and now the 2 sciences to lay the groundwork for the developments have been awarded the highest on the in the field, the nobel prize from edson foster as capital and carry co and through wise men explain. it was a long road to success. i was already here years people to know is something of interest found clinical trials and pretty much everybody traditional vaccines comprised a week into virus or a piece of virus for protein carry, cohen weisman tried something different. rene vaccines provide the body with an instruction manual for specific proteins which simulates and infection and train the immune system to deal with the real virus. it's just a potential massive advance. renee vaccines, in general, are in hundreds of clinical trials for many different infectious diseases. there are the clinical trials for cystic fibrosis, for a bunch of liver genetic diseases, for sickle cell anemia. so i, i know the potential is enormous. there could be hundreds if not thousands of diseases that

m r renee vaccines have also shown 1st good results. again, some tensor types like melanoma to the prize winning research by cutty cohen, wise man dates back to 2005, 15 years before the pandemic, not long, and nobel terms but long enough. so the 2 got to feel the break of then you've exceed themselves. well, dr. emmanuel watts via is a molecular biologist who specializes in our, in our biology at abundance. max del book center for molecular medicine. welcome to the w. so we have these 2 professors that they're famous for an application of that research. this is the m r n a vaccines use against koby. but as we've just been hearing the vin number of potential, other applications of that work seems limitless. yes, i think we can say so, and i think this is also why this noble prize is so resource for the 2 because they have really kind of opened a note eh, completing you avenue for the design of both to put takes and also prevents on medicine like succeeds, i'm what is it about the m on a technology that makes it a clickable to so many di

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they receive the award for the research that led directly to the 1st m r . renee vaccines for 5 copays 19 at least 13000000000 doses of corona vaccines have been administered around the world. a doctor poll hunter is an epidemiologist and the professor of medicine at the university of east anglia joins us from norwich in the united kingdom. good to have you with us. so is this announce with a bit of a surprise. uh, no, really. i think everybody was expecting that uh that the price would, if not be seeing next year go to uh, the people who uh were involved in the development of the convent vaccinations. so i think this is a, a well, it is a to the price. alright, that research was published some want more than 20 years ago, almost 20 years ago. 2005. uh. yeah, but the thing about the nobel prize is but uh before, but it was a big go to see that your research is actually made a difference. and i don't if you remember a few years back, but he expose some uh, uh, nobel prize was awarded that was about 50 or 40 years after the original research. and it was only awarded

r. renee vaccines have also shown 1st good results. again, some tensor types like melanoma to the prize winning research by cutty cohen, wise man dates back to 2005, 15 years before the pandemic. not long and nobel terms but long enough. so the 2 got to feel the prick of then you've exceed themselves autonomy. now the students are concepts of dw science. now, are you surprised? is this a surprise when, as always with nobel prize, it's a clear yes and no. so no, i'm not surprised because there's probably no development, no technology that's, that's fitting for the the criterion of alfred nobel, which is contributing the greatest benefit of human for mankind. but yes, on the other hand, i am surprised because me and a lot of people saw that the m r and a technology would be awarded already 2 years ago when we were in the middle of the pen demik. and we saw the benefits that the m r and a vaccines were given during the pandemic, so that the noble comedy decides now 2 years later, to what the price and not 50 years later, what they usually

n a vaccines, the type that stopped people dying on mass cove at 19 the real potential messenger r renee is you can crush the time between the detection of a disease and have these sequences so fell. it was a time that you have a vaccine available and connecting this public outside is a capacity to manufacture. and the manufacturer is really where you have the power of the missing journey. well that may lie in the future. the new vaccine already look set to reduce the risk of severe illness. and to save the lives of countless children as a 1st guest on the program. as rose neg, she's a distinguished scientist and even knowledge is from the university of young dame cameroon. welcome to the news advocate, professor lake a. you've dedicated you alive to the fight against malaria, among your many achievements, and you're here in berlin to receive the 2023 virtual prize for global. how 1st of all, congratulations on that. and what does this recognition this prize mean to you? it meant a lot to me if you're 76 years old, coming from where i come from. and when i the entire family area, i know

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n a vaccines, the type that stopped people dying on mass cove at 19 the real potential messenger r renee is you can crush the time between the detection of a disease and have these sequences available to the time that you have a vaccine available and connecting this public outside is a capacity to many fact. and the manufacturer is really where you have the power of the missing journey. well that may lie in the future. the new vaccine already look set to reduce the risk of severe illness. and to save the lives of countless children as a 1st guest on the program. as rose neg, she's a distinguished scientist and even knowledge is from the university of the own day and come a room. welcome to dw news advocate, professor lake a. you've dedicated your life to the fight against malaria, among your many achievements, and you're here in berlin to receive the 2023 virtual prize for global. how 1st of all, congratulations on that. and what does this recognition this prize mean to you? it meant a lot to me if you're 76 years old, coming for where i come from. and when i the entire familiar area, i

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but it was only when the pun, demik struck, the whole world would look about messenger r n a. m. i renee a term that became for merger as the cold with 19 pandemic stroke. the world. it is the basis for nova vic seems against the disease developed at record speed. the cornerstone was late by the 2 scientists now honored with a nobel prize and mets, and catalina conical andrew weisman, who convinced colleagues were the ones i realize that the because they don't have the knowledge to the i just be leaving. and i with them just believe me, that it is that it is a very safe and very important vaccine. and the that a more will come and, or will be very beneficial or for the people. the 2 scientists have been studying m r n a. since the 19 ninety's, in contrast to traditional vaccines that use, we can virus or a piece of a virus protein kind of going weisman followed a different idea. and my rene vaccines provide the body with the instruction manuals for specific proteins which simulate an infection and trained immune system to do with a real virus. the concept is promising for a lot of other

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