[Flick Lives]

BioNTech has been developing mRNA gene therapies for cancer for years...

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The author has no understanding of mRNA. mRNA is not gene therapy. It does not interact with the body’s DNA. mRNA instructs the body’s ribosomes to construct particular proteins. Gene therapy requires the use of retroviruses.

[algore]

not exactly, the idea is that you can make the body look for and destroy a certain protein that is unique to the cancer cells.

You do this by making the non-cancerous cells produce this protein.

In theory anyway. fortunately we will soon have a bunch of data on how this stuff works in real life.

[grey_whiskers]

I guess you didn't hear about the one adenovirus injection maker who discovered a little problem with their adenoviruses undergoing recombination during the manufacturing process, even though the segments of the genome allowing replication and interaction with the immune system, were supposed to have been removed already.

Oh, and Moderna admitted in their SEC filing (Wall Street) that their mRNA injection is an experimental gene therapy according to the FDA.

Oh, and they were $1.74 billion in debt.

Nothing like motivation to press an undertested, increasingly-found-to-be-dangerous experimental jab on the whole country to protect

those few people over age 70 with multiple co-morbidities who really *ought* to be taking it, according to Harvard Medical School’s Dr. Martin Kulldorff...