Pogue Mahone
Clarkson the Helicopter Dad.
So I posted the below in the vaccine thread but it got lost as last message on the page. Anybody able to enlighten me.
Hypothetically, if the vaccine has mutated to not have an S protein and this was then found in a small percentage of people, would this be an absolute disaster for the vaccines?
Quoting to increase visibility - is this possible through mutation, or do Corona bugs mutate in specific ways?
Two things make this not a big concern. First of all, coronaviruses are fairly stable. They don’t mutate much compared to most other viruses.
The other reason is the nature of mRNA vaccines. They’re very adaptable.
The appeal of mRNA vaccines - and a key secret to their speed - is they are plug-and-play: The mRNA vehicle does not need to change, only the specific genetic instructions it carries. If the virus changes or mutates, the details of the instructions can be altered accordingly.
Taken from this interesting article on the hard work that’s gone into getting us where we are. Hard work and sacrifice by employees of evil big pharma.
Work proceeded so fast that some researchers went weeks without seeing their families. Dormitzer hasn’t seen his wife and kids since March, apart from Zoom calls.