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Message: <blockquote data-quote="warwickuni" data-source="post: 28659373" data-attributes="member: 101444">This is the risk in m-RNA vaccines for covid. as spike protein can also block some vital protein pathways, (apart from the damage that virus does) so this is inevitable. One should not through the baby with bathtub. So m-RNA vaccines and this breakthrough in vaccine cannot be undermined as this method can be used in future without such negative repercussions. Selection of spike protein to mimic the virus was a wrong idea, not the mRNA vaccine . (I am not an expert so may be this was the only way! or the easiest and most effective way to mimic the virus!). My point is that m-RNA vaccines are a turning point , in the history of vaccines  and this should be used more to combat viruses  in future. (while hats off to both husband-wife German BioNTec company(who assigned the patent to Pfizer)   and also Moderna who never had any drug but did research at US tax payer's expense.NBA sri lankan educated (but now US ) scientist also involved in this m-RNA vaccine at Moderna and for this he was awarded prestigious ACS Heroes of Chemistry award for 2022 along with few other companies .</blockquote>

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