How long before Fauci is gone?

Unfortunately I drink you need a foreskin choice in your poll of "over 90 days" Originally Posted by GaGambler

Huh?

... before you go too far down that dead end rabbit hole.. aka bat cave...you might want to ........

But since it was IN THE LAB already that made it easier to start creating a vaccine. Originally Posted by LexusLover

The speed for making the m-rna based vaccines had nothing to due with the bat cave. m-rna molecules are easier to make than a specific protein needed for a traditional vaccine.

From the link in post #28.

Safety: Unlike live-attenuated or viral-vectored vaccines, mRNA is non-infectious and poses no concern for DNA integration—mainly because it cannot enter the nucleus which contains DNA. Other strategies such as protein-based or inactivated vaccines also require chemicals and cell cultures to produce. mRNA is made through a cell-independent process and does not require inactivation; thus, it poses no safety concerns due to contamination with toxic agents.

Covid-19 = PATs EATS = FATS - CATS,BATS, RATS, NATS should used MATS + HATS

A big question (to me at least) is if mRNA technology has existed for 30 years and was "safe", why hasn't it been used for a mass-produced vaccine until now?

A big question (to me at least) is if mRNA technology has existed for 30 years and was "safe", why hasn't it been used for a mass-produced vaccine until now? Originally Posted by SecretE

Moderna, one of the pioneers of mRNA techonology was founded in 2010. How did you come up with the technology has existed for 30 years?

With the Sars Cov2 virus the spike protein portion of the virus controls its physical characteristics. The version that reached the USA in Feb 2020 had the ability or a strong affinity to react with a certain protein found in lung and other cells of the nasal pathway. How the this protein was formed remains a mystery. Most think it evolved. The conspiracy theorists believed in was made in the Wuhan lab.

Neutralize the spike protein of SARS Cov2 and you neutralize the virus (you won't get terribly sick and die). That is what the m-rna vaccine does, it has the instructions to make the antibody (another protein) to neutralize spike protein.

They knew what mRNA was 30 years ago, they were not close to making a vaccine with it until Moderna was formed.

https://www.modernatx.com/about-us?u...content=Brand_

Moderna, one of the pioneers of mRNA techonology was founded in 2010. How did you come up with the technology has existed for 30 years? Originally Posted by adav8s28

https://www.statnews.com/2020/11/10/...-vaccine-race/

Huh? Originally Posted by Strokey_McDingDong

haha, I think I must have done that post on my phone while drunk.

Another victim of autocorrect, or perhaps PUI (Posting Under the Influence" lol

Wait a second, did I REALLY say that, I can't find a post where I fucked up that badly, but of course I am PUI right now. Please show me my complete quote and I'll either explain, or apologize. lol

https://www.statnews.com/2020/11/10/...-vaccine-race/ Originally Posted by SecretE

Why is Moderna in the same place in the race to be first with Pfizer an older company? The entire company is focused on one thing mRNA technology. Pfizer has one division focused on mRNA with the other divisions focused on money making products like Viagra.

I don't think there is anything unusual about the progress that Moderna has made since 2010. Why are the M-RNA vaccines easier to make than a traditional vaccine. With a traditional vaccine you have to grow the virus which takes time before you can deactivate it and put into peoples arms. M-RNA molecules don't take as much time to produce them. Once the amino acid sequence of the spike protein is determined, the M-RNA molecules can be made.

Once again, my question...

A big question (to me at least) is if mRNA technology has existed for 30 years and was "safe", why hasn't it been used for a mass-produced vaccine until now?

If anything, you made an argument as to why it should have come to market sooner (cost), if it was safe.

Why is Moderna in the same place in the race to be first with Pfizer an older company? The entire company is focused on one thing mRNA technology. Pfizer has one division focused on mRNA with the other divisions focused on money making products like Viagra. Originally Posted by adav8s28

To develop the COVID vaccine, Pfizer teamed up with Biontech, a German company which like Moderna has focused on therapeutic mRNA's.

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Rah Roh

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Bye bye Phony Tony!!!

The publisher pulled his book today.



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