Topic: University Of Rochester

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The SV40 promoter found in vaccines is designed to ensure that DNA enters the nucleus of the cell, facilitating transfection. Sasha Latipova explains that E. coli plasmids in the shots can replicate in the human gut, potentially turning the body into a permanent spike protein factory. Research at the University of Rochester into these promoters is cited as a cover for biodefense and gain-of-function activities.