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Originally Posted by drducat
Encapsulated? Not really the right response....your or the animal immune system after vaccinated....respond positively....no so good with a variant..the variants are what confuses the immune response which causes a cytokine storm where organs are attacked...just like autoimmune....Then the case of misidentification...that is where Mrna tells the body to create a spike protein and then the immune response creates the antibody...the spike protein is identified by shape only in this type of vaccine...sometimes the protein may look like the optic nerve or some other organ and the immune response ends up in blindness or killing off some other organ.....In humans only time will tell what happens next.....will take another year to know.
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Maybe my word "encapsulated"' is not quite correct. What was done was to cover the messenger somehow with a some sort of protein so it would not be in direct contact with the body. I can not find the study that I originally read about this. It was ground breaking, however, in order to go forward with development of the mRNA vaccines. Without that "tweek" we would not have been able to have humans injected with this vaccine. That "tweek" fixed a huge problem for the utilization of these mRNA vaccines.
I know cytokine storm is what killed many Covid victims early on in the pandemic. I have not heard that a vaccine can cause this phenomenon, however.