@RWMaloneMD Doctor: I have been researching the S1 protein of the original SARS virus from early 2000s to see if it performed similar actions against human health as does the SARS-COV-2 S1 protein. The SARS spike was just as dangerous as it turns out.
"Recently, the renin–angiotensin system, an endocrine cascade best known for regulating blood pressure, has been implicated in the respiratory damage responsible for SARS lethality. Angiotensin II, which is produced through the action of angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE),
"has been identified as a potent vasoconstrictor that
can aggravate lung injury and produce lung oedema.
"Intriguingly, in vitro experiments have indicated that ACE2 — a homologue of ACE that negatively regulates angiotensin II — is a cellular receptor for SARS-CoV.
"Now, by using mice deficient for ACE2, Kuba et al. provide the first in vivo evidence for the importance of this enzyme in SARS-CoV replication, and show that
infection with SARS leads to downregulation of ACE2.
"The authors identified the SARS-CoV Spike protein as an interaction partner for ACE2, and demonstrated that recombinant Spike exacerbates acute lung injury through down-modulation of ACE2 and subsequent
accumulation of angiotensin II."---END QUOTE FROM THE NATURE ARTICLE."
So, as early as 2005, the danger of at least the SARS-COV-1 spike protein was known, including the interaction with the ACE2 receptor causing changes in gene expression of cells resulting in vascular and pulmonary disorders that could be fatal in nature.
Then in 2009 we see vaccine developers are obsessing with the spike protein of original SARS, SARS-COV-1 as it is now called. Now, I want to know how all this attention on the spike protein of original SARS had to be widely known and was documented yet your position is that...
...the developers of the SARS-COV-2 mRNA vaccines did not know the spike protein of SARS-COV-2 was dangerous as set forth in papers such as the SALK Institute produced last year.
A 2009 NATURE article discussing vaccine developer interest in original SARS spike protein.
"Compared to SARS-CoV and MERS-CoV, SARS-CoV-2 is causing an even more severe pandemic due to its spreading speed and the population affected. Deep studies comparing the different disease-causing coronaviruses will shed light on the fundamental mechanisms of coronavirus
related diseases.
"Even though S proteins of SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV-2 share very similar structures, the binding affinities of S protein and ACE2 of SARS-CoV-2 are much higher than SARS-CoV (Koehl, 2018). This might be the key reason for SARS-CoV-2's faster-spreading speed,
@MichaelWeddle15@with_integrity@stranahan Why does Trump enact Neocon policies like the coup in Venezuela and putting troops in Syria in the first place? It needs to be explained why CrowdStrike told the story they told to WAPO on June 13, 2016--indirectly--that Fancy Bear did NOT steal the emails.
@MichaelWeddle15@with_integrity@stranahan That makes them look stupid when Guccifer 2.0 shows up and claims he stole the emails. When you look at Shawn Henry's declassified testimony to Congress, it APPPEARS that CrowdStrike thought Cozy Bear could have stolen the emails. CrowdStrike admitted they did not witness...
@MichaelWeddle15@with_integrity@stranahan ...most of the documents being exfiltrated, and cannot prove the Russians did it, only that they STAGED documents for exfiltration.
That is NOT setting the table for the "Russians stole the emails and gave them to Wikileaks" scenario. So, why were at the DNC?
@1foreverseeking I ran the Google search question--Does the human body contain the Reverse Transcriptase enzyme? One of the answers follows:
@1foreverseeking Ibrahim Bayfdoun: Senior Research Tech. at King Fahad Specialist Hospital-Dammam (2015-present)
Answered August 19, 2020
Originally Answered: Do humans have reverse transcrptase?
@EmeraldRobinson@WinkWeary@KJP46 On July 6th, I put up this thread about the spike protein and the variants, stating that only significant changes to the spike protein should hamper the immune response created by the vaccine since the vaccine used spike protein as the immune response trigger.
The History of Research into Corona Virus Spike Protein
2004--2020
We've been told that the researchers who came up with the mRNA vaccines for COVID-19 did not realize the spike protein was a danger to humans in its own right, separate from the virus.
In the next breath, the same researchers say that the spike protein of the SARS-COV-2 virus was not the one used for the mRNA vaccines, so, if it wasn't the same, was the spike protein used NOT dangerous since it isn't the same one as on the virus itself? The dangerous...
...spike protein IS the one on the virus itself and was the inspiration for the name of the family of virus being "Coronavirus," since the spikes resemble a crown and "corona" is Spanish for "crown."