The vaccine by Stoecker is a protein subunit produced by cell culture. It uses cell machinery like ribosomes, and, more importantly, chaperones, which fold the polypeptide correctly, to make it a functional protein (or protein subunit in this case).
Unlike Radvac, which is a mix of peptide strings synthetised chemicaly.
The vaccine by Stoecker is a protein subunit produced by cell culture. It uses cell machinery like ribosomes, and, more importantly, chaperones, which fold the polypeptide correctly, to make it a functional protein (or protein subunit in this case).
Unlike Radvac, which is a mix of peptide strings synthetised chemicaly.
Both share the feature that they are easily produced in large quantities while mRNA vaccines aren’t.