Marcus (@Doveascendant)

Marcus Marcus @Doveascendant 17m · I have been thinking about the mRNA vaccines... If we are creating antibodies to mRNA we are creating antibodies to our own proteins. And if we are creating antibodies to the mRNA nucleotides (the prongs) then we are creating an antibody to the corresponding segment of the DNA pair. If so we are creating antibodies AGAINST OUR OWN DNA!!! Now normally antibodies do not enter the cell so it may not be that bad, but Red Blood Cells extrude their nucleus in the bone marrow and if there is an antibody response (and thus inflammatory response, in the bone marrow it could severely damage the bone marrow (Normally macrophages just absorb those nuclei and dispose of them and there is no inflammatory response). Thus if this vaccine causes antibodies against sections of DNA it might cause severe damage to the bone marrow. This is concerning: But it could be the geometry of the mRNA does not allow nucleotide antibody response - but then it would be an antibody response to the ladder structure of the DNA and that would be worse. Too many unanswered questions.