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To: jazzlover2 who wrote (40827)	10/28/2022 10:56:31 PM
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I don't have a link, so I hope it's correct. Dr. Malone reported this in passing on some interview I saw, and so I don't have any hard data. I have read a paper that definitely showed that Pfizer and Moderna are based on Pseudouridine. Malone was saying that it was also in the viral vector vaccines like J&J and astrazenica. He was remarking that he was amazed that all 5 companies chose the spike for their epitope, and that they all used pseudouridine. Dr. Malone was an original developer of mRNA technology so he should know.