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Sure. mRNA vaccines didn't emerge spontaneously during covid. They were studied for many years before, which is why they were so readily available for covid. Ju
by ipv6ipv4 2y ago
Sure. mRNA vaccines didn't emerge spontaneously during covid. They were studied for many years before, which is why they were so readily available for covid. Just because you never heard of their existence prior to covid doesn't mean they weren't the subject of intense study. The first mRNA vaccines were tested on mice in the 1990s, and on humans in 2013.
I'm still waiting to become magnetic! That and I want to shed spike proteins like a Pokemon.
- SV_BubbleTime 2y agoAh right. Moderna was on the verge of bankruptcy because not one in the company’s history did one of their or any other mRNA trial make it past trials. Not a single one to pass phase 3 trials, before COVID. Go ahead. Fact check me.