What cells does the vaccine alter?
What cells does the vaccine alter?
James Turner
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Nicholas Barnes
the in cell
Asher Cooper
Reproductive ones, mass sterilization
Easton Stewart
rna changes to dna in the liver. so any cell is a potential target. iirc they've used mrna that seems to cause a disproportionate amount of damage to gametes and cardiovascular system.
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Joseph Jackson
which makes out cells
Henry King
Fpbp
Ryder Evans
It doesn't. mRNA is unable to alter cells, it can only give instructions on creating proteins in your cells.
It works like this:
DNA is usually copied to mRNA inside of your cells and that mRNA is taken to ribosomes to create proteins. As the vaccine just injects the mRNA straight into the cell it never actually modifies anything in your DNA from what I understand.
Shit doesn't work though as I still saw people sick with COVID after taking the vaccine.
Anthony Torres
All the cells it infects. If intravascular injection happens it could potentially be any cell including liver cells with reverse transcriptase enzymes.
Ethan Cook
no, specifically. Exactly what cells?
Wyatt Thompson
I don't know...all of 'em?
Cameron Bennett
deeznuts cells
Zachary Collins
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Andrew Johnson
The body can and does copy rna back into the cell's DNA. Specifically liver cells have been found doing exactly that with the jab.
Ian Parker
mdpi.com
nope. no refunds. vaxxies are GMOs
Matthew Cooper
the brain
Adrian Allen
So then the only way to “cure” oneself of these cells is essentially; Before all cells have been converted, use crispr to teach cells to attack cells that have this new mrna data? Before a large portion of your bodies cells have been converted?
Camden Ortiz
ever heard of reverse transcriptase?
Eli Jenkins
Doesn't that happen mostly with viruses though? I might be wrong but I don't think that the vaccine used that.
Anthony Reed
"If we called it gene therapy, nobody would've taken it." - Bayer CEO Stefan Oelrich 2021
Joshua Baker
The ones that have DNA in em
Nicholas Collins
>mRNA is unable to alter cells, it can only give instructions on creating proteins in your cells.
Gee rabbi, I wonder what proteins do in the human body. Do they just hang out? Or do they manage everything worth managing?
Reverse transcriptase is a protein(!) that builds DNA according to the designs given to it by RNA. Almost all cells are undergoing this process at all times.