COVID-19 will be around for next 10 years, says BioNTech CEO Ugur Sahin

[soodhilodaaram]

17 hours ago, PilliBeta said:

If anyone thinks that mRNA changes DNA, they don't know the basics of biochemistry. The central dogma of biochemistry is DNA to RNA to protein. So, how can RNA change DNA, lol. 

answer me one thing, does RNA communicate with DNA or not??

when we can alter the RNA to send spike proteins in order to develop immunity, how is this not going to turn into something else such as autoimmunity

mRNA vaccines are first of its kind, any moron who thinks they know the entire science are fooling themselves, there hasn't been wide scale clinical trials ever on these kind of vaccines, first of the definition of vaccine itself has been changed now

COVID has proved one thing, the scientists know nothing that they try to project themselves as, after an year of research this is what they have come up with

there are reports about severe side effects already, please go ahead and get them, thanks for being our guinea pigs, we will get to know what happens to such morons in an year from now

if we are not allowed to say this vaccines alters DNA. can we say this is the first genetically engineered vaccine?? how does that sound

for this who still think mRNA vaccines as same as earlier vaccines (for ex chickenpox), watch this doc

The Future of Vaccines - YouTube

 

 

[soodhilodaaram]

17 hours ago, perugu_vada said:

@soodhilodaaram uncle

https://apnews.com/article/9340521654

 

please go and get it, i will get it when complete clinical trials are done that includes animal testing as well

note: reproductive studies are not done, so beware if you are still unmarried or no kids

[PilliBeta]

56 minutes ago, soodhilodaaram said:

answer me one thing, does RNA communicate with DNA or not??

when we can alter the RNA to send spike proteins in order to develop immunity, how is this not going to turn into something else such as autoimmunity

mRNA vaccines are first of its kind, any moron who thinks they know the entire science are fooling themselves, there hasn't been wide scale clinical trials ever on these kind of vaccines, first of the definition of vaccine itself has been changed now

COVID has proved one thing, the scientists know nothing that they try to project themselves as, after an year of research this is what they have come up with

there are reports about severe side effects already, please go ahead and get them, thanks for being our guinea pigs, we will get to know what happens to such morons in an year from now

if we are not allowed to say this vaccines alters DNA. can we say this is the first genetically engineered vaccine?? how does that sound

for this who still think mRNA vaccines as same as earlier vaccines (for ex chickenpox), watch this doc

The Future of Vaccines - YouTube

 

 

What is the function of RNA? Answer this first. DNA encodes RNA which in turn makes a protein. This is the fundamental principle of molecular biology. This is how transcription and translation works in any cell. So, RNA doesn't encode DNA, but DNA is what encodes RNA which in turn makes a protein. So, if you introduce a foreign RNA into a cell, that will then make the cell to produce a protein. For ages, people used 293T cells for transcription to make them produce a protein. So, the purpose of RNA is to produce a protein. A protein that resembles the spike protein of COVID-19 so that an immune response will be generated against the protein. 

[Sachin200]

3 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

What is the function of RNA? Answer this first. DNA encodes RNA which in turn makes a protein. This is the fundamental principle of molecular biology. This is how transcription and translation works in any cell. So, RNA doesn't encode DNA, but DNA is what encodes RNA which in turn makes a protein. So, if you introduce a foreign RNA into a cell, that will then make the cell to produce a protein. For ages, people used 293T cells for transcription to make them produce a protein. So, the purpose of RNA is to produce a protein. A protein that resembles the spike protein of COVID-19 so that an immune response will be generated against the protein. 

So there will be no negative effects  by introducing foreign RNA into human body ? 

[PilliBeta]

31 minutes ago, Sachin200 said:

So there will be no negative effects  by introducing foreign RNA into human body ? 

It will be taken up by myeloid cells to express protein to induce an immune response. The negative effects are because of innate immune response, it's likely it will cause fever. 

[soodhilodaaram]

32 minutes ago, PilliBeta said:

It will be taken up by myeloid cells to express protein to induce an immune response. The negative effects are because of innate immune response, it's likely it will cause fever. 

And nothing else 😀

[PilliBeta]

1 minute ago, soodhilodaaram said:

And nothing else 😀

Innate immune response valla interferon ekkuva ayite some people will have strong adverse effects. But genetic changes cannot happen like you think. 

[Anta Assamey]

On 12/24/2020 at 3:28 PM, soodhilodaaram said:

agree for what.. the vaccine will be really effective?

how do you if mRNA doesn't end up messing up the DNA, why is this not called genetic modification

Bro everyone is saying this .... But how is it possible ...

[soodhilodaaram]

1 hour ago, PilliBeta said:

Innate immune response valla interferon ekkuva ayite some people will have strong adverse effects. But genetic changes cannot happen like you think. 

so the same technology can used for curing cancer right, why didn't it see light yet

here is one example of mrna concerns

A novel mRNA modification may impact the human genetic code | Center for Cancer Research - National Cancer Institute

[soodhilodaaram]

1 hour ago, Anta Assamey said:

Bro everyone is saying this .... But how is it possible ...

first of all, i am no expert neither anti vaxxer

a vaccine that too a new technology without full clinical trials can be very dangerous to many folks with underlying auto immune conditions, many would simple fall for the propaganda that it is safe, fact is it is safe only when it turns out safe an Invidual, rest are call collateral damage and be part of national vaccine injury program as the companies have full immunity

jeevitam sanka nakopoyaka inka chesedi emi undadu..make sure everyone understand their health conditions and carefully evaluate.. this is surely not a one size fits all underwear that will fit somehow to everyone

[soodhilodaaram]

1 hour ago, Anta Assamey said:

Bro everyone is saying this .... But how is it possible ...

read this

The fiasco of the 1976 ‘swine flu affair’ - BBC Future

[soodhilodaaram]

1 hour ago, PilliBeta said:

Innate immune response valla interferon ekkuva ayite some people will have strong adverse effects. But genetic changes cannot happen like you think. 

lets keep the genetic changes aside, what about severe neurological debilitations, did you know such things happened before?

[karthik25]

On 12/25/2020 at 4:58 AM, soodhilodaaram said:

agree for what.. the vaccine will be really effective?

how do you if mRNA doesn't end up messing up the DNA, why is this not called genetic modification

Coz then it won't sell your product

[karthik25]

2 hours ago, PilliBeta said:

Innate immune response valla interferon ekkuva ayite some people will have strong adverse effects. But genetic changes cannot happen like you think. 

Isn't this too big a claim? For no single therapeutic intervention, we know the complete picture of what happens in the body. This is a new technology.. and we are mass distributing it without proper trials particularly long term studies. It 'might' turn up worse than the disease itself.

[karthik25]

31 minutes ago, soodhilodaaram said:

so the same technology can used for curing cancer right, why didn't it see light yet

here is one example of mrna concerns

A novel mRNA modification may impact the human genetic code | Center for Cancer Research - National Cancer Institute

Cancer lo mRNA technology mida chala time nundi research nadustondi... nothing substantial. COVID19 ki approve chesi padesaru which i feel is very hasty.