Not really. Probable. But not likely simply due to the way the mRNA vaccines inherently work.
Way more likely that vaccines based on the adenoviral vector have episomal DNA integration and will cause all kinds of things, most likely tumors - which won't really be noticed cause 1 in 5 people or some shit get tumors at some point in their lives.
It will be worse than the side effects already reported from those vaccines (J&J, AZ, Sputnik), although those already point to a chromosomal integration of this episomal RNA/DNA.
New England Journal of Medicine preprint:
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2104840"However, interactions between the vaccine and platelets or between the vaccine and PF4 could play a role in pathogenesis. One possible trigger of these PF4-reactive antibodies could be free DNA in the vaccine. We have previously shown that DNA and RNA form multimolecular complexes with PF4, which bind antibodies from patients with heparin-induced thrombocytopenia and also induce antibodies against PF4–heparin in a murine model.24 Unfortunately, other Covid-19 vaccines were not available to us for testing"
