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Re:Understanding mRNA Covid-19 vaccines by curlypaul924 on Sunday December 13, 2020 @03:15AM (#25405101)
If the mRNA is unstable, then what are the chances that at some point it might code for a dangerous protein such as a prion as it degrades?

The CDC and other sources argue the vaccine is safe because it doesn't alter your DNA, but I have a vivid imagination and can think of a thousand other ways something might go wrong. Having my DNA altered was never one of my concerns.

Re:Understanding mRNA Covid-19 vaccines by rolph on Sunday December 13, 2020 @11:55AM (#25407929)
prions are a specific sequence, the danger with a prion is that they stack up on each other like building blocks and produce "plaque" structures, there is such a difference that it is about as close to zero as you can get.

what you would get is some false starts, and segment of protien if that at all.