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Foreign DNA that gets into your cells can be integrated into your own DNA, meaning indefinite spike protein production and consequent immuno-tolerance. This is
by nvm0n2 3y ago
Foreign DNA that gets into your cells can be integrated into your own DNA, meaning indefinite spike protein production and consequent immuno-tolerance. This is likely the explanation for the (not media reported) cases where people who got vaccinated start testing PCR positive indefinitely, or who still test positive for spike weeks after the shot when it's supposed to dissipate within days.
It may also explain many of the nasty side effects and injuries.
> presumably DNA from viruses is not hugely different
It's pretty different yeah. The RNA/DNA in the vaccines is hyper-optimized to produce spike relative to anything nature would produce, and the pseudouridine stops the immune system detecting and destroying it as it normally would with viral RNA. So the immune system isn't going to find it easy to mop this up, the vaccine is specifically engineered to avoid that (otherwise the mRNA wouldn't reach your cells at all).
- shadowgovt 3y ago> So the immune system isn't going to find it easy to mop this up The immune system is extremely good at cleaning up unencapsulated DNA and the pseudouridine is not intended to prevent that.
- nvm0n2 3y agoThe DNA isn't unencapsulated, is it? It's inside the lipid nanoparticles that are designed to enable transfection. And the pseudouridine is there specifically to disable the immune system's usual responses.