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If the Oxford vaccine targets Covid-19's protein spike and the Moderna vaccine targets its RNA, theoretically could we get more protection by getting both vaccines?

If they target different aspects of the virus, does that mean that getting a one shot after the other wouldn't be redundant?
gpt
They both target spike. Moderna works differently. Moderna uses mRNA as the delivery mechanism of the vaccine. Our body then turns that mRNA into a protein that the immune system recognizes and creates antibodies to. 

So essentially the end product our immune system sees is similar, it’s just how the vaccine creates that product that’s different.