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To: Broken_Clock who wrote (116481)5/22/2020 12:11:40 AM
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What I don't understand is how mRNA is supposed to get into cells. An injection would just float along in the bloodstream. AFAIK, RNA is is made and stays in the cell; I'm not aware of mRNA receptors, or any evidence that it enters cells, where virions go their thing. Seems like extracellular RNA would evoke an immune response against the RNA, that doesn't belong there.
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