Various proteins encoded by the delivered mRNA

“Various proteins encoded by the delivered mRNA” refers to the proteins produced in vivo following the introduction of synthetic or modified messenger RNA into cells. The delivered mRNA acts as a template for the intracellular machinery to synthesize proteins that may be otherwise absent, dysfunctional, or desired for a therapeutic response. These proteins can belong to nearly any functional class (enzymes, receptors, antigens, transcription factors), and their roles, disease associations, and safety profiles are determined by the encoded protein and the clinical context. The entry itself is not a valid single molecular target and should always be replaced with the specific identity (full name) of the protein that the mRNA is designed to encode[2][3][6][7].

Protein replacement - Induction of immune response (for antigens) - Enzyme function restoration (for enzyme deficiencies) - Other, depending on the protein encoded