This Pfizer Covid Vaccine

[jackieguaccamo]

Why does it have to be stored at -70 degrees. What's in it?

 

[BarrowFox]

It's the mrna that degrades quickly at warmer temperatures.

Mrna that is created in the body sometimes only lasts minutes.

Apparently.

 

[channys6thswan]

An identical temperature to a filling in a Balti pie on the A47

 

[BarrowFox]

An identical temperature to a filling in a Balti pie on the A47

Used to love the molten balti pies at the kp

 

[Lonesome Crow]

Why does it have to be stored at -70 degrees. What's in it?

The reason the vaccine prefers such a cold temperature is that it’s made of a fatty bubble containing messenger RNA, an unstable compound, never before used to make a vaccine.

 

[jackieguaccamo]

The reason the vaccine prefers such a cold temperature is that it’s made of a fatty bubble containing messenger RNA, an unstable compound, never before used to make a vaccine.

What is that in normal speak?

 

[Lonesome Crow]

Absolutely no idea, just happened to be reading an article on the covid vaccine this afternoon.

Temper your excitement about the Covid vaccine | The Spectator

Ever since Giacomo Pylarini, a physician working in the Ottoman Empire, sent a report to the Royal Society in 1701 that Turkish women believed pus from a smallpox survivor could induce immunity in a healthy person – and was dismissed as a dangerous quack – inoculation has been as much an art as...

www.spectator.co.uk

 

[jackieguaccamo]

What happened to the really cold vaccine ting?