If we are to take the explanation of the vaccine at face value, then the answer is "not really," since the S spikes bind to ACE2 receptors.
Sure, some may make it, but it would be miniscule.
Unfortunately, skeptics don't have a lot of opportunity to test vaccines and the manufacturers haven't exactly been honest about everything.
How's your chromatography skills?
https://www.youtube.com/user/chromatographyvideos
Until we can start seeing what's in them, the debate will continue.
If we are to take the explanation of the vaccine at face value, then the answer is "not really," since the S spikes bind to ACE2 receptors.
Sure, some may make it, but it would be miniscule.
Unfortunately, skeptics don't have a lot of opportunity to test vaccines and the manufacturers haven't exactly been honest about everything.
How's your chromatography skills?
https://www.youtube.com/user/chromatographyvideos
Until we can start seeing what's in them, the debate will continue.
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