> which can't be good Your body deals with free floating DNA in intercellular fluids every time a cell ruptures. To first approximation, the right assumption t

> which can't be good Your body deals with free floating DNA in intercellular fluids every time a cell ruptures. To first approximation, the right assumption to make is that free floating vaccine DNA would trigger more immune response as the body reacts to unencapsulated DNA fragments by cleaning them up and their presence triggers the immune system as if cells were damaged. The wrong assumption to make is " that DNA gets consumed by cells and processed." There are multiple layers of protection against that. If it were that easy to introduce novel DNA into a cell's machinery, the biosphere in which we live would be taking us apart continuously.