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The Russian “vaccine” against coronavirus turned out to be a veterinary preparationsaid scientist Alexander Kudryavtsev, quoted by inforesist.org.
Kudryavtsev is the director of a Russian biopharmaceutical company, a research associate at the Institute of Biochemical Physics of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
Notes that the composition of the “vaccine” has not been published for a long time and what it contained was unknown. When the information became available, he was unpleasantly surprised.
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Kudryavtsev admits that he expected it to be a modern recombinant protein-based vaccine. In fact, what has been presented as a discovery turns out to be “not even an older generation, this is a vassal of veterinary medicine “
“There are peptide vaccines, against zoonoseswhat apply in animals for slaughter, in them the amounts of antigen are milligrams. A kind of – It is not scary if you die, the important thing is not to spread the infection. “- commented the scientist.
“But no sane person would think of applying this to humans. Well, it turns out it happened anyway. ”- he added.
Kudryavtsev clarifies that a standard flu vaccine contains 45 mcg (micrograms) of antigen, but not all people tolerate it equally. Therefore, vaccines with 15 μg of antigen have been developed. At the same time, in the Russian vaccine in the Vector Center, the amount of antigen is 225 mcg.
“It is possible that there are even 250 (micrograms – br), they did not describe it exactly in the composition,” added the scientist.
He also notes that not all characteristics of the preparation are indicated.
“It just came to our knowledge then what is the carrier protein. Clearly – in a hurry he didn’t have time to explain. But this underestimation is very alarming, especially considering that the composition was not announced by chance, “adds Alexander Kudryavtsev.
Recall that on August 1, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that Russia was the first in the world to register a vaccine against the coronavirus.
This happened without mandatory third phase of clinical trials, sparking opposition in the scientific community. Later, it turned out that some data from the first two phases were suspiciously identical, raising suspicions that they were falsified.
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