Genes are located in the nucleus and are transcribed to mRNA for protein synthesis in the endoplasmic reticulum which is extranuclear. Genes are transcribed to mRNA then translated to protein. The primary target of mRNA is protein synthesis and is does not enter the nucleus.
Basic biology
That is all
Who said it enters the nucleus? It changes cells and puts spikes on them which is why there are lots of clots. It is very similar to cancer cells. Nice try Dr Vax.
“ Genes are located in the nucleus”
Tell that to the mitochondria.
Or any bacteria or virus.