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SPEAKER: How does COVID-19 work
Does the mRNA vaccine work?
COVID vaccine now
available.
Some of the COVID-19 vaccines
and mRNA vaccine, but they do
this means?
The mRNA vaccine is
different from the traditional
vaccine.
The mRNA vaccine does not reveal it
to a real virus instead,
they were made by a minister
Ribonucleic Acid or mRNA.
This is the same type of molecule
provides instructions to the cell
how to make different colors
about protein.
MRNA molecules are
the natural part of our cells
and how our bodies work.
Researchers have been working
and mRNA vaccine
for many years.
They are easily made
is good in the lab
than the vaccine they use
virus.
Because of this they too can
quickly made.
COVID-19 mRNA vaccine
has passed many labs in the lab
and thousands of people,
and to meet strict standards
from the FDA.
So how does the vaccine work?
First, the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine
injected into a muscle
in your hands.
Some muscle cells absorb mRNA
instructions in vaccination
and make a harmless piece
of a protein called
high protein.
This protein is found
outside of SARS-CoV-2
virus that causes COVID-19.
Tissue cells then destroy
instructions on how to make
spike protein.
MRNA does not go away
in the core of your cells
where your DNA is stored.
Newly made proteins
they live on top
of muscle cells.
Your immune system is sensitive
spike protein
as a foreign threat to destroy,
begins to produce antibodies
to fight for everything
and the spike protein there.
This will help your body
immune system awareness
and fight the virus like that
it always appears.
It is like recognizing a person
and the hat he wears.
Your body then
ready to see COVID-19
and fight it before it grows
in the cells of your body.
Quick points to remember
of the COVID-19 mRNA vaccine.
They help to find your body
ready to fight COVID-19
before the virus infects you,
they do not use
any virus living, dead, or weak,
cannot give you COVID-19,
it does not affect your DNA.
I want to learn more,
go to cdc.gov for more information
information about mRNA vaccine.
You can also learn more about
how the vaccine was approved
at fda.gov.
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