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If DNA is like code on disk then RNA is like code in RAM. So no, you're not editing your DNA when you poke around with RNA, but it's code nonetheless, and it gets mixed in with your other code. What's your uptime, BTW? When's your next reboot from disk? Does it really matter that mRNA doesn't edit our DNA?
If DNA is like code on disk then RNA is like code in RAM. So no, you're not editing your DNA when you poke around with RNA, but it's code nonetheless, and it gets mixed in with your other code. What's your uptime, BTW? When's your next reboot from disk? Does it really matter that mRNA doesn't edit our DNA?
The uptime of mRNA in general is a matter of weeks. If it doesn't knock you down by then, it's no worse - or better - than any other potential toxin that gets into your system. It's not going to go down through the generations.
The uptime of mRNA in general is a matter of weeks. If it doesn't knock you down by then, it's no worse - or better - than any other potential toxin that gets into your system. It's not going to go down through the generations.
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