I know what their compounds are, FW. I'm a physician in the pharm industry in Boston, and their platform scares the snot out of me. For the record, it's mRNA not DNA, but still the building blocks for tissue modification. They also do not have a successful application of this platform...ever. The "vaccine" was pushed through due to Warp Speed and would never have been approved in normal times.
Technical? They are two different things, lol. This has nothing to do with "normies" understanding this, it's sort of basic biology. Shit, if they saw the first Jurassic Park movie they'd know this. What they wouldn't know is how this modifies your cells, or that it does it at all.
You're a bit of a clown about this. And apparently have a bug up your ass about being wrong. RNA is half of the DNA strand, never said it wasn't. What I said was they are two different things and serve two different purposes, you fucking idiot. "Most scientists agree..."...same scientists who talk about covid, lockdowns, vaccines? You can't pick and choose to reference generic scientists when you believe when it suits your needs. That sounds like a Leftie to me.
DNA determines what you are and what cells do. It is broken down into RNA. mRNA is a shorter segment of RNA that is transcribed off of the DNA and sent out to the cell (from the nucleus) to make something...a protein, receptor, etc. That target molecule is then released to act somewhere else or deposited on the surface of the cell to act as a "key", allowing other things to bind to it and enter the cell. That's how that works.
So, no...they aren't "injecting DNA" into people with the Moderna vaccine. Period. In truth, Moderna using a "modRNA", not true mRNA in their vaccines. It theoretically bypasses the DNA transcription normally required to make mRNA (and the subsequent protein) and have the cells in our bodies make whatever that modRNA is designed for. Yes...very suspect and dangerous. BTW, this is where the very name of their company came from.."Modified + RNA"). Have a great day.
I know what their compounds are, FW. I'm a physician in the pharm industry in Boston, and their platform scares the snot out of me. For the record, it's mRNA not DNA, but still the building blocks for tissue modification. They also do not have a successful application of this platform...ever. The "vaccine" was pushed through due to Warp Speed and would never have been approved in normal times.
Technical? They are two different things, lol. This has nothing to do with "normies" understanding this, it's sort of basic biology. Shit, if they saw the first Jurassic Park movie they'd know this. What they wouldn't know is how this modifies your cells, or that it does it at all.
You're a bit of a clown about this. And apparently have a bug up your ass about being wrong. RNA is half of the DNA strand, never said it wasn't. What I said was they are two different things and serve two different purposes, you fucking idiot. "Most scientists agree..."...same scientists who talk about covid, lockdowns, vaccines? You can't pick and choose to reference generic scientists when you believe when it suits your needs. That sounds like a Leftie to me.
DNA determines what you are and what cells do. It is broken down into RNA. mRNA is a shorter segment of RNA that is transcribed off of the DNA and sent out to the cell (from the nucleus) to make something...a protein, receptor, etc. That target molecule is then released to act somewhere else or deposited on the surface of the cell to act as a "key", allowing other things to bind to it and enter the cell. That's how that works.
So, no...they aren't "injecting DNA" into people with the Moderna vaccine. Period. In truth, Moderna using a "modRNA", not true mRNA in their vaccines. It theoretically bypasses the DNA transcription normally required to make mRNA (and the subsequent protein) and have the cells in our bodies make whatever that modRNA is designed for. Yes...very suspect and dangerous. BTW, this is where the very name of their company came from.."Modified + RNA"). Have a great day.
https://www.genome.gov/genetics-glossary/messenger-rna