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mRNA in Swedish

mRNA in Swedish is budbärar-RNA, mRNA — mRNA means messenger RNA: a single-stranded molecule that carries the instructions copied from a gene in DNA out to the cell's ribosomes, where they are used to build a protein.

mRNA in Swedish

budbärar-RNA
noun
mRNA
noun

What does "mRNA" mean?

  1. noun Messenger RNA: a single-stranded molecule that carries the instructions copied from a gene in DNA out to the cell's ribosomes, where they are used to build a protein.
    "The gene is transcribed into mRNA before any protein is made."
  2. noun Used attributively of vaccines and therapies that work by delivering synthetic messenger RNA so the body's own cells manufacture a target protein.
    "Both Covid-19 mRNA vaccines were approved within a year."
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mRNA in a sentence

  • The gene is transcribed into mRNA before any protein is made.
  • Levels of the mRNA rose sharply within an hour.
  • Both Covid-19 mRNA vaccines were approved within a year.
  • Researchers are testing mRNA cancer treatments in early trials.

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What is "mRNA" in Swedish?

"mRNA" in Swedish is budbärar-RNA, mRNA. mRNA means: Messenger RNA: a single-stranded molecule that carries the instructions copied from a gene in DNA out to the cell's ribosomes, where they are used to build a protein.

How do you use "mRNA" in a sentence?

Example: "The gene is transcribed into mRNA before any protein is made." In Swedish, "mRNA" is budbärar-RNA, mRNA.

Are there other ways to say "mRNA" in Swedish?

Yes — Swedish has 2 translations listed for "mRNA": budbärar-RNA, mRNA.

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