So that says that the adenovirus used in the J&J is 'modified DNA to produce a key virus particle'. So it's not a 'classic traditional adenovirus vaccine' at all - it's been modified using the computer AI generated Spike particle that is also used to simulate the Pfizer/ Moderna m-RNA vaccine.
So that says that the adenovirus used in the J&J is 'modified DNA to produce a key virus particle'. So it's not a 'classic traditional adenovirus vaccine' at all - it's been modified using the computer AI generated Spike particle that is also used to simulate the Pfizer/ Moderna m-RNA vaccine.
Yes it is. Guess you didn't know this is how classic vaccines worked. Oh well, you learned something new.
https://www.rxlist.com/afluria-quadrivalent-2020-drug.htm
Good luck.
Nope again. I'm sure you just source/ link stuff without even understanding the information in your own citations.
No where in the link for that 'Classic traditional vaccine' does it even imply inserting a modified transcription RNA for the manufacture of a protein (as your initial link inferred for the J&J m-RNA) into the vaccine.
Your own link doesn't even support your contention in the slightest. Totally dishonest. Deceit by omission but you already knew that ...
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