Vejon COVID-19 Review

Vejon COVID-19 Review

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Vejon COVID-19 Review
Vejon COVID-19 Review
COVID-19 vaccines make a spike protein that binds to a naturally occurring protein in the body

COVID-19 vaccines make a spike protein that binds to a naturally occurring protein in the body

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Dr Philip McMillan
Nov 24, 2021
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Vejon COVID-19 Review
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COVID-19 vaccines make a spike protein that binds to a naturally occurring protein in the body
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Most vaccines tend to have adverse responses within 2 months of injection. Why could it be different for COVID-19 vaccines? This simple point may hold the answer. In order to engineer a spike protein that duplicates the viral spike protein, it also needs to bind tightly to ACE-2. Link to papers in comments.

Never before have we made a vaccine that binds …

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