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1/🧵 🚨🚨🚨 💉
ds DNA Causes RAPID CLOT FORMATION in MICE in the
LINING of BLOOD VESSELS (arteries/veins/capillaries=vascular endothelium),
but ONLY in the presence of a
POSITIVELY (+) CHARGED LIPID TRANSFECTION AGENT.

RNA Vaccines contain ds DNA Contamination

A Study: Image
2/ THE STUDY:
"Double-stranded DNA induces a prothrombotic phenotype in the vascular endothelium"
Gaitzsch, E., Czermak, T., Ribeiro, A. et al. Double-stranded DNA induces a prothrombotic phenotype in the vascular endothelium. Sci Rep 7, 1112 (2017). doi.org/10.1038/s41598…Image
3/

The study investigates the prothrombotic (CLOT) effects of double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) in vascular endothelial cells.

Little is known (at the time of the study) about the pathophysiological relevance of dsDNA for the vascular endothelium. nature.com/articles/s4159…
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4/ dsDNA is a potent activator of the innate immune system.

Viral infections involving dsDNA can lead to systemic diseases with vascular complications and thrombotic events (hepatitis is one).

vascular endothelium plays a major role in defense, hemostasis, and inflammation. Image
5/ Exogenous dsDNA (double stranded DNA), ONLY in the presence of a positively charged (cationic lipid agent) disrupts the "haemostatic balance" and drives a prothrombotic state (clot formation.

The study uses poly(dA:dT), a synthetic dsDNA analog, Image
6/ to mimic the effects of viral DNA. Similar prothrombotic effects were observed with hepatitis B virus DNA-containing immunoprecipitates.
7/ dsDNA induces upregulation of procoagulant proteins (tissue factor and plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1)) in endothelial cells.
Accelerated blood clotting in vitro and increased thrombus formation in vivo (IN MICE) were observed after exposure to dsDNA, but only
8/ in the presence of positively charged (cationic) lipids!
The mechanisms and the molecular signaling pathways are:
dsDNA induces nuclear translocation of transcription factors IRF3 and NF-κB, engaging proinflammatory and prothrombotic gene regulation.
Multiple receptors,
9/ including TLR9 and RIG-I, are involved in dsDNA signaling in endothelial cells.

dsDNA triggers surface expression of von Willebrand factor (vWF), leading to platelet-endothelium interactions.

(multiple threads on dsDNA and TLR 9/cGAS STING: )
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10/ *Von Willebrand Factor (vWF) is a glycoprotein that is critical in blood clotting and hemostasis. It is primarily produced and released by endothelial cells and megakaryocytes. The main functions of vWF: activates platelet adhesion to the lining of vessels, aggregation
11/ of platelets, and vWF binds and stabilizes factor VIII in the blood, preventing its degradation.

dsDNA is implicated in viral infections like hepatitis B, which often result in systemic diseases affecting various organs, including the vascular system
12/ endothelium (inner layer of blood vessels) plays a crucial role in host defense by acting as a barrier against pathogens. dsDNA is a pathogen and is recognized by our innate immune system.
13/ Previous studies show vascular endothelium can sense intracellular dsDNA, eliciting a strong inflammatory response.
This study shows the prothrombotic (clotting) effects of dsDNA in the vascular endothelium, in the presence of cationic (positively) charged lipid transfection
14/ Methods: Human microvascular endothelial cells (HMEC) were treated with poly(dA:dT) at a concentration of 5 µg/mL.
Two conditions were tested: poly(dA:dT) alone and poly(dA:dT) complexed with cationic lipids (Lipofectamine 2000).
Only the dsDNA in the cationic lipids
15/ interacted inside the cells [this could occur transiently, but for this study, they only looked at "transfection". ]
This engaged the nuclear translocation of transcription factors IRF3.Nuclear translocation of NF-κB was also observed (Immunofluorescent staining)
16/ Bright field was also used to detect the uptake and interactions in the cells.
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🐭Then, mice were used. 🐭
A transfection agent with and without dsDNA was injected into mice.

dsDNA significantly accelerated thrombus formation Image
17/ the injection of dsDNA complexed with Lipofectamine (cationic lipid reagent) into mice accelerates clot formation-- a prothrombotic effect of double-stranded DNA in the microvasculature, leading to quicker onset and complete vessel occlusion, especially with vessel injury.
18/ the study conducted the in vivo experiments using C57Bl/6 mice, a common strain used in biomedical research

P < 0.05 vs. control

The dsDNA injection with cationic lipids resulted in a more rapid onset of thrombus formation in arterioles
19/ CLOT FORMATION:
dsDNA induces upregulation of procoagulant proteins: tissue factor and plasminogen activator inhibitor-1 (PAI-1) in endothelial cells.
Accelerated blood clotting in vitro and increased thrombus formation in vivo were observed after exposure to dsDNA. Image
20/ And again. dsDNA triggers surface expression of von Willebrand factor (vWF), leading to platelet-endothelium interactions, with the upregulation of tissue factor and PAI-1-- a prothrombotic phenotype with increased tissue plasminogen activator (tPA)
21/ Layman's: double stranded DNA was used in this study both in cells and in mice, with positively charged lipids in a transfection reagent and without. dsDNA was found to cause faster blood clotting both in cells, and in mice, in the presence of positively charged lipids.
22/ one might make the connection, that because this study shows both in cells and in mice that double stranded DNA, which is also the main backbone of the DNA plasmid contamination discovered in the rna vaccines, that this is also a mechanism for clotting (on top of the
23/ spike protein, positive net charged LNP going to the lungs and causing clots, and the negatively charged lipids causing clots. This is yet another mechanism to cause clots.
Also, the anti phospholipid syndrome would cause clots.

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@drdrew
@DrJBhattacharya
(is it OK that I typically tag you two together?)
;)
26/ amendment: poly dA:dT IS the dsDNA
(endothelium--my bad)

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Dec 28
1/🚨🚨CLNICAL TRIALS ARE IN PROCESS ON THE HARMS OF EXOGENOUS DNA ON CHILDREN!

"Exploration of the Activity of DNA Located Outside of Cellular Nucleus to Amplify Inflammation in Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Children Through Biological Pathway Cyclic GMP-AMP Synthase (cGAS)Image
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Dec 26
1/ 🧵🚨
Plasmid DNA is a contaminant in 💉🦠🧬and is double stranded (ds) DNA: it contains CpG oligonucleotide (ODN).
A STUDY: Researchers found differences in cellular responses+ different gene responses to ds DNA and its effect on GENE MODIFICATION--transient transfection.Image
2/ The STUDY (HEAVY SCIENCE THREAD):
"Differential cellular responses to exogenous DNA in mammalian cells and its effect on oligonucleotide directed gene modification"
Igoucheva, O et al.
Gene therapy vol. 13,3 (2006): 266-75. doi:10.1038/sj.gt.3302643
sci-hub.se/10.1038/sj.gt.…
3/ Researchers wanted to know how cells respond to the presence of double-stranded DNA (dsDNA), and the influence that different dsDNA (different sizes/types) have on different cellular processes, and the impact on different genes. They found a variety of results.
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Dec 23
One only needs to know about zeta potential to know this would be false right out of the gate, based on photos.

Graphene Oxide is mentioned on an SOP to help elucidate (cryo-EM) the three dimensional structure of the spike protein, which occurred in the lab, after it was expressed in cells in the lab, recombinantly.

These photos are not of metal like structures.

These photos show blood cells stacked--this is a different concern.

Regarding a chain of 'metal like objects"-- graphene oxide would not do this in the blood. The reason, for starters, is zeta potential.

Graphene oxide can carry a net negative charge due to the presence of oxygen-containing functional groups on their surface.

The zeta potential of graphene oxide in blood depends on the specific functional groups, pH, and ionic strength of the blood.

A high negative zeta potential means a lot of dispersion and stability of graphene oxide as individual entities rather than forming large aggregates.

The negative charges on graphene oxide should lead to electrostatic repulsion between individual particles, preventing them from aggregating into long chains. This electrostatic repulsion will not permit this to occur.
If anything, they could undergo ion bridging, but it would not be so uniform or in a line like that. No.

These particles would not be in a chain as they are stating (the surgeons making these claims) in this study.

(IF it did happen, which it did not, these particles are not GO, but if it were to happen, in order to change the overall charge and the zeta potential, one would look at conducting covalent functionalization or the addition of specific biomolecules on to the graphene oxide itself. However, that did not occur here. And that is not GO in the blood they saw. It would have needed some changes to impact bioavailability and reduce toxicity. I only state this here to play devil's advocate and flip this on its head. There was metal contamination found that made the news, but this is not it. That was steel. And if that was steel, it would not look like that either in the blood.)

These people (researchers) did not know what they were looking at. And if things were "precipitating out" in the blood, these people (participants) would NOT have even been walking around.





ntdca.com/study-found-fo…
americanpharmaceuticalreview.com/Featured-Artic…
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Nope: "Study Found ‘Foreign Metal-Like Objects’ in 94 Percent of Sample Group"
ntdca.com/study-found-fo…
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"Smoking is one of the major factors of having coin stacking formation of Red Blood Cell or commonly known as RBC that can cause blood clots and can lead to stroke. Smokers tends have thicker, high count, and overlapping of RBC compared to non-smokers. Blood cell detection plays significant part in biomedical field."

.researchgate.net/figure/Coin-St…
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Dec 21
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Smaller DNA fragments (100-bp size and smaller), maintain significant mobility within the cytoplasmic compartment. They do not get chewed up as easily by endonucleases. They have a high chance of making it into the nucleus.

jbc.org/article/S0021-…

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2/ The study: Size-dependent DNA Mobility in Cytoplasm and Nucleus*
Gergely L. Lukacs Peter Haggie Olivier Seksek
D. Lechardeur Neal Freedman
A.S. Verkman Show footnotes
I: doi.org/10.1074/jbc.27…
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3/ The DNA plasmid contamination that multiple scientists have found exist in the RNA 💉🧬.
Dr. Buckhaults tracked the base pair length of the DNA plasmid contamination to be, on average, around 100 to 120 base pairs.
The size dependency of multiple studies of of dsDNA, Image
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Dec 18
1/ 💉🚨🧬PART TWO: How impurities in positively charged lipids inside an RNA/LNP 💉, covalently bond w/ DNA plasmid , allowing positively charged lipids to "hitch a ride" into the nucleus with the DNA (as an adduct) of cells, impacting histones (and maybe, aggressive cancer):
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2/ If the impurities in the positively charged ionizable lipids are covalently bonding with the DNA plasmid pieces in the LNP in the same way that has been proven with the RNA, covalently bonding and forming adducts, then it is highly plausible they will enter the nucleus in
3/ this state of being an adduct. It will depend on how many positively charged ionizable lipids are inside of the LNP. Once the positively charged lipid bonds to something, it does not get rid of its ability to bond again. The DNA plasmid pieces can enter the nucleus and
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Dec 18
1/ 🚨🧵🧬💉IMPURITIES in POSITIVELY CHARGED ionizable lipids in RNA/LNP💉w/ DNA plasmid contamination, are forming covalent bonds (adducts) w/RNA + DNA: can lead to: mutation, misfold, alteration of histones, aberrant proteins, DNA, damage glia + other mutations (oncogenic).
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2/ This is a thread on the study, which used RP-IP-HPLC that is called reverse phase ion pair HPLC to detect adducts which are forming--the impurities in the positively charged lipids are forming bonds with the RNA in this study.

3/ But there are key facotrs in this study that are able to be teased out, and applied elsewhere, when we look at the bigger picture from a macro view (zoom out)

The impurities in the positively charged lipids are committing what is called

ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/P…
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