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FYI: The J&J vaccine directly injects DNA into the cell nucleus to begin spike protein production. DNA-based vaccines have been tested before (see J&J's Ebola v
by stopping 5y ago
FYI: The J&J vaccine directly injects DNA into the cell nucleus to begin spike protein production. DNA-based vaccines have been tested before (see J&J's Ebola vaccine), and I believe the general consensus is that mRNA is a safer technology due to its inherently short lifetime.
- outworlder 5y agoIndirectly! It uses an adenovirus as the vector to do so.