TsarTsar444
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Correct, a mRNA cant enter the nucleas normally if it doesn’t have a specific signal sequence on it so its recognized by the NPC on the nuclear membrane.How the hell is permanent?
Is the mRNA magically gonna convert itself in DNA an then recombine with your genome, which is located inside the nucleus and is inaccessible to all cytoplasmic DNA?
Even at that point how is gonna express itself without a promoter?
Again you guys don't understand shit about biology, pls stop talking about it
I mean if it somehow theoretically enters the nucleas and it reverse transcripts itself, it can insert itself on a location of the chromosome where there is already an active promotor for some existing genes, so when the promotor gets activated for that normal genes it also stimulates the former rna sequence.
Ofcourse this is just me saying how it could happen, not that it would
Problem with mRNA vaccines to me is that we can't be sure about the long term activity of that protein in those cells. Reminder that there is a whole group of diseases associ3with misfolded proteins like Alzheimer. Who knows if for some reason the enzymes and protosomes mutate so they can't effectively degrade the spike proteins in the future