https://emeralddb3.substack.com/p/what-is-luciferase?s=r
I received a tip regarding some of these ingredients, and so I did what nobody in American corporate journalism does anymore: I checked the primary sources.
Allow me to share my secret and very profound methodology:
1) I went to the MODERNA website.
2) I clicked to the PATENTS page.
3) I found PATENT US 10,703,789
4) I conducted a keyword search for something called: Luciferase.
Such are the complex technical skills which have been lost by corporate journalists. So what did I find there? Well, sitting on page 46 in table 4, you will see that I found something called Luciferase:
What’s Luciferase?
Luciferase is an enzyme that can produce bioluminescence. (It can make things glow, basically.) That’s why Luciferase is commonly used in the biomedical industry. It’s used to tag very tiny things like cells or proteins so that you can track them.
It tags things so you can track them.