Let's talk about the COVID vaccine. So I want to bring people back. Remember, the ASIP committee was just postponed.

And so let's go back to the good old days when the ASIC committee was it really in the trenches there,

getting the science out of the way and really putting the screws to Moderna and Pfizer before they unanimously approve their vaccine for children.

Here is them talking about the spike protein.

This is Pablo Sanchez. He's talking to really a higher up in the Moderna vaccine development

space, one of their leads. Take a look. Okay. I've asked this before, and I just don't have a

clear idea of how long this spike protein that the messenger RNA in our bodies produce,

how long has it been detected in patient serum or tissues and maybe, you know, even in animal

studies, you know, how, I know that, you know, it is said that the messenger RNA disappears quite quickly,

but do you know, A, first of all, how long it may persist in blood or serum or tissues?

And also, do you know what is the molecular weight of the spike proteins that our bodies do produce?

And I guess I'd say that with respect to trans placental transfer as well.

But I mean, this is a separate issue.

But those are issues that have, you know, that I've brought up previously and I'm not, and I really don't have an answer.

I don't know if anything new has been developed on those.

Thank you.

Well, thus far, you know, we have looked at the persistent, the detectability of spike protein, as well as the MRNA.

You're absolutely right.

The MRI degrades quite quickly.

The spike protein availability, I believe, is on the order of days, but like less than

a week.

But I will confirm that with our talk folks as well.

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