Richard Gendal Brown • 4/30/2021

Viral Vector Vaccines – More Fun Things I’ve Learned

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This article delves into the mechanics of viral vector vaccines like AstraZeneca and Johnson & Johnson. It explains how a harmless, non-replicating virus is used to teach cells to produce COVID-19 spike proteins, priming the immune system. The author investigates why such a large number of viral copies are injected and explores the implications of using a non-replicating virus versus a replicating one.

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