The University of Pennsylvania recently sold an NFT of an mRNA vaccine to fight the Covid-19 virus for $226,800. This unique NFT is an outstanding combination of smart contract technology and groundbreaking science. The three-dimensional digital works takes the viewer on a journey via the human body and shows the mRNA Covid vaccine attacking the virus on a molecular level.
In addition, earnings from the auction at Christie’s auction house will benefit research activities at the University of Pennsylvania and Penn Medicine.
mRNA Covid-19 vaccine NFT sells for a huge amount
The unbelievable Covid vaccine NFT was designed by the University of Pennsylvania and Dr. Drew Wiseman. Dr. Weissman’s research aided to make mRNA vaccines over the years.
mRNA stands for messenger ribonucleic acid, and these vaccines direct cells how to create a protein that triggers an immune response in the human body.
Plus the Covid vaccine NFT, the owner receives a storyboard explaining what the NFT represents and mRNA patent documents from the University of Pennsylvania. Additionally, the NFT is accompanied by an original letter from Dr. Wiseman.
mRNA 3D art provides a view inside the life-saving vaccine
Some details in “The University of Pennsylvania MRNA NFT – Vaccines for a New Era” are wonderful. It is a one-minute visual 3D sequence using different colors, shapes, movements and sounds. Following the mRNA within lipid nanoparticles within a vaccine, this NFT provides an exclusive microscopic view as well.
Ultimately, the revenue from the NFT Covid vaccine will be dedicated to scientific research. Significantly, this piece of NFT art could save lives in the future. This is another great example of NFT technology and how people are using it to advance science and more.
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