In some vaccines, the DNA is from the virus that the vaccine is for. They take the virus, and tweak it a bit so that it can't replicate and can't make you sick, but your immune system will fight it and remember it so it can fight it better in the future. (This is what they say, anyway) So it's the virus's DNA that is showing up there.
In other vaccines, the virus is incubated in human fetal cells. So the DNA in those would be from those fetal cells.
Please note: Just because I know why DNA is allowed in vaccines doesn't mean I approve of any vaccines or trust them. So please don't shoot the messenger or start trying to convince me vaccines don't work or they're dangerous. I already know. Thanks.
In some vaccines, the DNA is from the virus that the vaccine is for. They take the virus, and tweak it a bit so that it can't replicate and can't make you sick, but your immune system will fight it and remember it so it can fight it better in the future. (This is what they say, anyway) So it's the virus's DNA that is showing up there.
In other vaccines, the virus is incubated in human fetal cells. So the DNA in those would be from those fetal cells.
Please note: Just because I know why DNA is allowed in vaccines doesn't mean I approve of any vaccines or trust them. So please don't shoot the messenger or start trying to convince me vaccines don't work or they're dangerous. I already know. Thanks.
Nothing wrong with knowing how they work.
Thanks for posting.