Re:Myocarditis after Covid vaccination: Research on possible...
by Izkata on Monday November 14, 2022 @05:29PM
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> The main difference in result is that with the mRNA, there is an upper bound to the number of cells which can be infected
Reverse-transcriptase enzyme in liver cells in a lab has been shown to convert the mRNA vaccines into DNA. While it's unclear if it would actually be a permanent change to cells, DNA is a lot more stable than RNA and could hang around a lot longer than expected, and result in a lot more spike protein than expected.
Reverse-transcriptase enzyme in liver cells in a lab has been shown to convert the mRNA vaccines into DNA. While it's unclear if it would actually be a permanent change to cells, DNA is a lot more stable than RNA and could hang around a lot longer than expected, and result in a lot more spike protein than expected.
https://www.mdpi.com/1467-3045/44/3/73