Persistence of Vaccine mRNA, Plasmid DNA, Spike Protein, and Genomic Dysregulation Over 3.5 Years Post-COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination

  • Hulscher N
  • Schmidt V
  • Mörz M
  • et al.
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Abstract

Background: The long-term bio-distribution and persistence of components from COVID-19 RNA vaccines remain insufficiently characterized. Emerging evidence suggests that prolonged spike protein expression, residual RNA, and plasmid DNA fragments may contribute to multi-system post-vaccination syndromes.

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Hulscher, N., Schmidt, V., Mörz, M., Rogers, C., von Ranke, N., Zhang, W., … A. McCullough, P. (2026). Persistence of Vaccine mRNA, Plasmid DNA, Spike Protein, and Genomic Dysregulation Over 3.5 Years Post-COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination. Medical Research Archives. https://doi.org/10.18103/mra.2026.0351

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