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Messenger RNA vaccines — such as the Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine — use mRNA created in the lab to teach cells how to make a protein that mimics the coronal protein that causes cells to form when infected.
This triggers an immune response in the body, which produces antibodies designed to protect against the coronavirus that mimic the vaccine.
This means that if a vaccinated person becomes infected with the coronavirus, they already have the antibodies specifically designed to fight it.
However, emerging variants such as the Omicron variant have some mutations in the spike protein, which it uses to stick to cells.
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