Moderna, Inc.
A biotechnology company that uses messenger RNA (mRNA) to build medicines and vaccines, best known for Spikevax, its COVID-19 vaccine. Founded in 2010 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, it grew out of the venture-building firm Flagship Pioneering with help from scientists including MIT's Robert Langer. Its name blends "modified" and "RNA"—and conveniently hides the word "modern."
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