Sucrose is the major organic molecule in weight percent in Moderna, Pfizer and other injected medications.
If injected into muscle it will be transported initially to the draining lymph nodes.
If injected intravenously its transport and metabolism will differ from its intramuscular fate.
If Liposaccharides are formed from Sucrose in vivo, they could be expected to be active drugs, affecting a wide range of cell types.
Have tracer studies been used to address these questions?
Intravenous injection of Sucrose has been found to cross the Blood Brain Barrier in Rats, using 14C Sucrose.
The authors were surprised to find that up to 25% was bound to an unknown Brain tissue component.
Have similar studies been reported in Humans?
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