A DNA or RNA vaccine is a type of nucleic acid vaccine that delivers genetic material encoding an antigen into the body. Once inside cells, this genetic material uses the host’s own machinery to produce the antigenic protein, triggering an immune response. Unlike traditional vaccines, which use weakened or inactivated pathogens, nucleic acid vaccines contain only DNA or RNA, making them easier and faster to produce. DNA vaccines typically use plasmids, while RNA vaccines use messenger RNA (mRNA). These vaccines have shown promise in infectious disease and cancer immunotherapy due to their safety, scalability, and ability to induce both humoral and cellular immunity.
Creative Biolabs provides comprehensive DNA and RNA vaccine design services, leveraging advanced molecular techniques to develop custom nucleic acid vaccines for infectious diseases and cancer. Our services include antigen design, plasmid or mRNA construction, optimization, and preclinical validation. With a focus on safety, efficacy, and rapid development, we support researchers in creating next-generation vaccines tailored to specific targets.
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Our Antigen Prediction System Platform integrates advanced bioinformatics and computational biology tools to identify and prioritize immunogenic antigens. Leveraging cutting-edge algorithms, we analyze pathogen genomes or cancer markers to predict key epitopes that elicit robust immune responses. This platform enables the rational design of vaccines by pinpointing high-potency antigens, significantly accelerating the development process for bacterial, viral, fungal, parasitic, and cancer-targeted vaccines. By combining traditional immunology with state-of-the-art predictive modeling, we ensure optimal antigen selection for maximum immunogenicity and efficacy.
The Protein Expression Platform at Creative Biolabs offers versatile solutions for producing recombinant antigens using multiple expression systems. We specialize in optimizing bacterial (e.g., E. coli), yeast, insect, and mammalian cell systems to meet diverse production needs. Our expertise in genetic engineering allows us to tailor expression vectors, culture conditions, and purification protocols for high-yield, biologically active proteins. Whether for preclinical research or large-scale manufacturing, our platform ensures consistent production of immunogenic proteins, supporting the development of vaccines with enhanced stability and immunogenicity. We seamlessly integrate expression technologies with downstream analytical and formulation services to streamline the vaccine development pipeline.
Our Modular Delivery System Platform is designed to enhance vaccine potency and delivery efficiency through customizable, multi-component formulations. Focused on optimizing delivery mechanisms, we develop lipid-based nanoparticles, viral-like particles (VLPs), and other nano-carriers to protect antigens, improve cellular uptake, and modulate immune responses. The modular design allows for precise integration of adjuvants, targeting ligands, and protective matrices, enabling tailor-made systems for various vaccine types—from prophylactic to therapeutic.
Creative Biolabs provides end-to-end DNA and RNA vaccine solutions, utilizing cutting-edge technologies including mRNA-LNP formulations, DNA plasmids, and self-amplifying RNA platforms for diverse disease targets.
Our services cover vaccines against viral pathogens (influenza, SARS-CoV-2), bacterial targets, and cancer neoantigens, addressing both preventive and therapeutic applications.
We employ optimized LNP encapsulation, codon optimization, and stringent QC testing (HPLC, ddPCR) to ensure vaccine stability, potency, and batch-to-batch consistency.
From bioinformatics design and preclinical testing to GMP manufacturing, we offer complete development solutions for accelerated IND approval.
DNA/RNA vaccines offer rapid development, strong cellular immunity, and flexibility against emerging pathogens.
DNA vaccines require nuclear entry for expression, while RNA vaccines work directly in the cytoplasm.
Electroporation (DNA) and lipid nanoparticles (LNP, RNA) enhance cellular uptake and immunogenicity.
Codon optimization, UTR modifications, and adjuvant co-delivery improve antigen expression and immune responses.
Yes, multi-epitope or multiplex designs enable broad protection against variants or co-infections.
RNA degradation and plasmid DNA shelf-life require optimized formulations (e.g., LNPs, lyophilization).
All of our products can only be used for research purposes. These vaccine ingredients CANNOT be used directly on humans or animals.
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