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Cornell article
https://allianceforscience.cornell.e...g-get-over-it/
What mRNA vaccines do is prompt a few of your cells near the injection site to produce the spike protein. This then primes your immune system to build the antibodies and T-cells that will fight off the real coronavirus infection when it comes. What keeps the activity local to the injection point? What controls the quantity of cells affected?
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Quantity of cells affected depends on how far it moves from the injection site.
But what's the point of the question? The mRNA eventually degrades and there's no permanent changes aside from the immune response. |
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I'll watch with you.
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