Thread by @ChrisMasterjohn

Can the Juice Write the Spike Protein Into the Human Genome?

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Limitations to the Feb 25 paper on reverse transcription notwithstanding, something has to be radically extending the half-life well beyond anything that could be predicted from the known science.

I retract my initial characterization on social media that it has been shown to be "written to the human genome."

I also have some questions for the authors of this paper that I am waiting for answers to, to clarify aspects of their methods and figures.

Pending satisfactory answers to those questions, I regard this paper as the first evidence that the juice spike is reverse transcribed into DNA within human cells.

Although this paper did not look at integration into chromosomes, integration is not required for stable and lasting gene expression.

I consider this paper to have fallen slightly short of showing it can be "written into the genome," but I explain in my analysis why integration is not necessary to show that.

Reverse transcription should now be considered the leading candidate to explain why the spike mRNA lasts for at least 2 months after getting the juice and that the spike protein itself is found in circulating exosomes at least 4 months after getting the juice.

Click through to read my full analysis.

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