Here's who will receive a Covid-19 vaccine first, according to a CDC immunization expert

CNN Replay ^ | November 21, 2020 | Adrienne Vogt

[Vendome]

Romero said people who have been vaccinated will be tracked.

“Every person that gets immunized will get a card, and they will be entered into our vaccine registry database. We will be able to follow them and know who has been vaccinated and what vaccine they need to receive in the second dose,” Romero said.

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[a fool in paradise]

Can the government track persons with AIDS?

[metmom]

I’m on board with that.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

How will all these people without IDs then be able to get vaccinated?

Sounds racist to me.

[JoSixChip]

No, you misunderstood. They will insert a chip in your wrist that will be monitored in real time 24/7/365. Why do you think the US Government gave Starlink permission to put-up over 45k low earth orbit satellites.

Oh, and about those smart meters they have been putting on all houses. AKA uplinks.

[Celerity]

When I see the outline of the vaccine it pretty much says right there in the title...

It rejects foreign RNA.. which is best known as pregnancy.

[Osage Orange]

Not me...

[stig]

Saw a video talking about how these vaccines today are so much different, because they are actually altering your DNA to generate the virus, so that the body can fight it.

The vaccine is made of mRNA. This is stuff that your cells make to build proteins in the cytoplasm (ie. not in the nucleus where the DNA resides). In this case the vaccine mRNA is manufactured (your cells don't normally produce this sequence).

To deliver the mRNA into a cell they have a process to cause a bacteria to uptake this mRNA. The bacteria is engineered to have a short life so it won't itself cause problems.

The bacteria is then injected into you and your usual immune cells attack the bacteria, envelope it and break it open. Now the mRNA in the bacteria is floating in your immune cell's cytoplasm.

The mRNA sequence will eventually attach to a ribosome where it will now be transcribed into a protein. That protein is the surface protein that resides on the virus.

Your immune cell will eventually recognize this new protein (it just manufactured )as foreign and present the protein on the surface of its cell membrane which will trigger your immune system to create antibodies.

An antibody will eventually attach to that surface protein and your immune system will start making more copies of that successful antibody. This gives you the antibodies to fight the virus itself.

usually the cell that presents this protein is also destroyed by the immune system. This means that only cells that attacked the bacteria will be involved in the process of manufacturing the protein in its cytoplasm and they will eventually die off or be killed by the immune system.

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It is pretty ingenious stuff. But it's an offshoot of how they produce vaccines like Flublok. This vaccine is a recombinant surface protein that they engineer a bacteria to create. They then separate the surface protein from the bacteria soup and make a vaccine. The bacteria has DNA modified but eventually has to produce the mRNA that will make the protein.

Somebody realized that if they could just inject the mRNA into a few cells the cells themselves will create the protein without the need for engineering a change in the cell's DNA. From there they would act just as they would if they ingested the virus and broke off one of the surface proteins.

[dennisw]

Thanks! I will not be getting a jab of that sub-genius sub covid poison.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Hard pass on that from me and Mr. GG2.

[Safrguns]

>>> It is pretty ingenious stuff.

yeah.. so is growing human ears on mouse butts.

Not to dis your wonderful explanation.... it does sound fascinating....

But I just don’t trust them.

[HangnJudge]

It would be so much easier to chip them, like my cat, Rt hand or forehead should do nicely

[gas_dr]

Do some research kk how mRNA can alter DNA
Hint: it can’t

[El Cid]

Re: 18

Thanks

[Safrguns]

>>> Do some research kk how mRNA can alter DNA
Hint: it can’t

Can’t unsee that human ear on a mouse butt either.

[gas_dr]

That was pretty amusing. I’ll give you that

[Safrguns]

lol... thanks

[JohnBovenmyer]

To convert mRNA to DNA requires a Reverse Transcriptase. Other than telomerase, which is limited to its own built up in RNA, I don’t think humans are normally equipped with that. However those with HIV or a few other viruses have one via their infection Whether that could convert this mRNA and integrate it into our genome I don’t know. Ask HIV guru Fauci, ie. the ‘expert’ who never mandated protective garments, lockdowns of high risk locations nor even 6 inches of social distancing for that virus.

[krogers58]

All registered gun owners need not apply, unless of course, you trade your firearm for the vaccine. /sarc

[Mozzafiato]

How long before the airlines require you to present your vaccination card before you can book a flight? Before schools require a vaccination card before your kid can attend school? Prepare the legal challenges.

[Karliner]

Thanks for the words. I’m curious as to why the MRNA doesn’t created a new DNA strand. Doesn’t the mRNA strand reproduce from the injected messenger? Pesky little ribosomes and proteins. I’ll have to re read my old histology.