Sydney: Covid-19 cannot enter a person’s DNA, say Australian researchers deny the claim of SARS-COV-2, a virus that causes infectious diseases, integrates its genetic material into the human genome.
This study, published in the Cell Reports journal, shows no evidence of Covid-19 – or Pfizer Vaccine or Astrazeneca – Enter DNA.
Claims have caused “rales” and people should not hesitate to vaccinate, the researchers said from the University of Queensland.
The research was confirmed there was no unusual viral activity and Covid-19 behavior in line with what was expected from the Coronavirus.
“This evidence denied this concept used to trigger vaccines hesitantly,” said Geoff Faulkner, professor at the Farsity’s Queensland Brain Institute.
“We did not find proof of the integration of SARS-COV-2 showing such events, most, very rarely occur in In Vivo, and therefore it could not encourage oncogenesis or explain the detection of post-recovery viruses.” From the point of view of public health, we will say that there is no concern that the virus or vaccine can be included in the human DNA, “Faulkner said.
In a previous study, published in the national science academy trial, Faulkner suggested that a positive Covid-19 test It was long after recovery was caused by the virus put into DNA.
“We look into their claims that human cells and machines change the RNA Covid-19 to DNA, causing permanent mutations.
“We assess claims in cells planted in the laboratory, do DNA sequencing and do not find proof of Covid-19 in DNA,” he added.
In May, the researchers from the University of Purdue in Indiana, USA, showed that even though in human history there were viruses that were able to integrate their genetic material into human genes, the Covid virus did not have a molecular engine to integrate RNA into DNA.