Why Are Lipids Added to a MRNA Vaccine

question 79

Multiple Choice

Why are lipids added to a mRNA vaccine?

• A) Lipids are added to cushion and protect the fragile mRNA molecules during storage and transport.
• B) Lipids are added to the vaccine to protect it from temperature variations during storage.
• C) The lipids function as a preservative which protects the vaccine from bacterial and fungal contamination.
• D) The lipids are added to the vaccine to assist the mRNA molecules in entering the cell.

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