Russian scientist dismisses idea of Sputnik V having delayed

Russian scientist dismisses idea of Sputnik V having delayed after-effects
The Russian scientist sats the platform used to create Sputnik V has been studied for many years.
Director of the Gamaleya National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology of the Russian Health Ministry Alexander Gintsburg© Artem Geodakyan/TASS
MOSCOW, April 20. /TASS/. /TASS/. People vaccinated with Russia’s Sputnik V anti-coronavirus vaccine will certainly not develop long-term after-effects such as cancer, the head of the vaccine’s developer said on Tuesday.
"Nucleic acids that are administered to us together with the vaccine cannot replicate. Since they cannot replicate, they have no ability to influence on our eukaryotic cells. As it has no such influence, it technically has no ability to cause hereditary diseases, or oncological diseases, or diseases in future generations. There are no mechanisms that can make this possible," Alexander Gintsburg, director of the Gamaleya National Research Center for Epidemiology and Microbiology of the Russian Health Ministry, told the Dok-Tok program on Russia’s TV Channel One.

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