Adrian Apetri is the scientific director of the Department of Biophysics and Analytical Processes within the Janssen company, owned by the pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson.
The Romanian researcher was responsible, in the serum production chain, for checking the quality of the future vaccine.
Adrian Apetri was invited to Europa FM, where he tuned an extensive interview director Catalin Striblea on the mechanism of vaccine components and the importance of mass immunization.
“People with compromised immune systems cannot protect themselves even if they are vaccinated. This means that those who are not vaccinated are a time bomb when they are around someone with a compromised immune system.
The virus lives in living organisms. There it is “preserved” and adapted by mutations to protect against antibodies. This means that gentlemen who are not vaccinated can facilitate the appearance of mutants. Well, these mutants can be transmitted and, in unfortunate cases, those mutations will no longer be able to be neutralized by the antibodies resulting from the initial vaccine, which means that, again, the whole planet is potentially vulnerable, “said Apetri. in mass.
– .
