P3 A Guide to the Ronavax – Understanding the Experimental Coronavirus Vaccines – Activist Post

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“This is part 3 of a series of articles delving deeply into the vaccines that are being made to combat Covid19. It covers such topics as what is in these vaccines, what they do once inside the body, what the leading candidates are and who’s making them and much more. If you want to know all about these vaccines then this is the series for you.” Admin

 

Around 150 vaccines are being developed for the alleged* rona virus, but the ones that deserve the most attention are the ones winning contracts and/or being trialled already, because their success is almost guaranteed. Some people want them, some never think about it, and others worry they could be coerced or physically forced to get them. The thing is, everyone should have access to information so they can make informed choices about what is right.

 

Two of these ronavax are vaguely similar to the kind of vaccines that have been licensed in the past. One is made by Sanofi/GSK – selected for Operation Warp Speed in the U.S., this vaccine contains proteins that are made in a bioreactor, using genetically engineered baculoviruses and insect cells. This is a method of protein engineeringNovavax, also funded by the US government uses a similar technique, but packages the proteins in nanoparticles. The idea behind these vax is the same as ‘normal’ vaccines, because the proteins are designed to look like the ones the rona is said to make (usually referred to as the spike or ‘S’ protein) so that your body reacts to them as if they were ‘the real thing’.

 

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