File:Corona vaccination mechanism.webm

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English: This video illustrates the details of injection of mRNA (and adenovirus based) vaccines, uptake by the translational machinery of the cell, export, and stimulation of the immune system. The video was originally published in a Danish language article at the popular-science magasine videnskab.dk https://videnskab.dk/forskerzonen/krop-sundhed/hvad-er-rna. The illustrations are made by http://www.movingscience.dk.
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Author Lasse Folkersen og Ann-Louise Bergström

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An animation showing what happens molecularly, when a vaccination against corona-virus is given.

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5 June 2021

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