exposure to the mRNA vaccine leads to a specific type of cell culture used for research translating that RNA sequence into DNA that then remains inside the cell

exposure to the mRNA vaccine leads to a specific type of cell culture used for research translating that RNA sequence into DNA that then remains inside the cell. it is unknown if the DNA is included in the actual nuclear genome or replicated any further. this seems to affect the activity of some other genes. specialized liver cell cultures, with some replication inhibitions disabled, were observed doing this. it is not clear that this would definitely happen in normal liver cells. liver cells were studied because in living animals, vaccine exposure seems to generate a mild change in liver behavior for a short period of time. this may be unrelated. long term effects are absolutely unknown, but the authors speculate about autoimmune problems. it's worth noting that an actual virus would engage in similar activity, except it would hijack the cell to replicate in the process.