I see a lot of “may”’ in your work. The J and J vaccine is 60-65% effective i. clinical trials. Period And transfection is not a medical term. I’m sorry I didn’t go to the wikipedia school of medicine. Neither did I go to the google school of medicine.
And you still make definitive statements that I’ll hazard you aren’t any more qualified to make than the average blogger.
“May” is admitting that one does not have all the info/technical/medical/scientific abilities to make definitive statements - it’s a lot more honest than asserting things yo only believe to be true w/o 100% understanding.
The J&J “may” is based on observation - you can’t refute it but you want to.
“Transfection” may not be a “medical” term, but it is a valid term for the process of how mRNA and other experiments are conducted, and those using the process have an understanding of what it means.
I don’t claim to know a lot, but you make assertions that you can feel are true whether they are or not - you have no more way to know that than we can take from what J&J’s “may” tells us.
Crap. I should have gotten my MD from
Wikipedia. Probably easier than that 9 years of training.