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deck screenPages to swipe through, with a quiz at the end
Pages to swipe through, with a quiz at the end.
Drawing the screen...
The lines the agent sends:
deck "How mRNA vaccines work"
page "How mRNA vaccines work" /demo/mrna1.jpg notes="An mRNA vaccine is a set of instructions wrapped in a tiny bubble of fat. Four steps."
page "1. Delivery" /demo/mrna2.jpg body="The shot goes into your arm muscle. Lipid nanoparticles carry the mRNA into nearby cells." notes="The fat bubble matters: bare mRNA falls apart fast and cannot get into a cell on its own."
page "2. Your cells read it" /demo/mrna3.jpg body="Ribosomes read the mRNA like a recipe and build the spike protein, the same shape that sits on the virus." notes="The mRNA never enters the nucleus, where your DNA is kept. It is read out in the cytoplasm."
page "3. The immune system learns" /demo/mrna4.jpg points="Spike pieces show up on the cell surface|B cells make antibodies that fit them|T cells learn to spot infected cells" notes="The body gets a practice target without ever meeting the virus."
page "4. The message fades" /demo/mrna5.jpg body="Cells break the mRNA down within days. Memory B and T cells stay, ready if the real virus shows up."
choose "Where is the mRNA read?" Nucleus|Cytoplasm|"The blood" answer=Cytoplasm why="Ribosomes in the cytoplasm read it. It never reaches your DNA."
pick "What is still there a month later?" "Memory B cells"|"Memory T cells"|"The mRNA"|"The fat bubbles" answer="Memory B cells"|"Memory T cells" why="The message and its bubble break down in days. The memory cells are what last."
