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Dec 31, 2023 β€’ 31 tweets β€’ 10 min read β€’ Read on X
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Scientists created a new tool "circle sequencing" to explore transcription (copying DNA into mRNA) errors and found that transcript errors create proteins with amyloid and prion properties. > Image
Domino

"Here, we demonstrate that transcript errors generate amyloid and prion-like proteins in a wide variety of human cell types, including stem cells, brain organoids, and fully differentiated neuron" > Image
Misfolded, or mistake proteins, self-assemble into longer amyloid fibers, these protein aggregates are associated with a large number of diseases associated with aging: cancer, diabetes, heart disease and with neurodegeneration: Alzheimer's, Parkinsons, CJD. > Image
Mistakes in RNA synthesis (from the original DNA) or RNA editing can cause these mutant, amyloid proteins to be made. > Image
These mutant proteins can bind to nearby healthy proteins and cause them to misfold too, one after another, like dominos falling in a line on top of each other. >
This contributes to disease in the body, depriving cells of healthy proteins and dysregulating cell function . >
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Using circle sequencing, πŸ§‘β€πŸ”¬s proved that RNA
transcription errors do indeed cause amyloid and
prion-like proteins to be made, and that these mutant
proteins successfully convert nearby healthy or
"Wild Type" proteins into mutants.

They showed DNA damage caused the process. > Image
Transcription showed a similar error rate and spectrum.
The transcriptions errors they found correlate with known amyloid/prion-like proteins which cause certain diseases. >
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When the mutant proteins were made, they were recognized by the cell as mutants and excluded from the nucleus (whereas healthy WT proteins were not) and then formed into large protein deposits in the cytoplasm. This is a hallmark of disease. > Image
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When the mutant proteins and healthy WT proteins were coexpressed in the same cells, the WT proteins were also excluded from the nucleus. They were converted into mutants and formed aggregates with the other mutants. πŸ’ž > Image
There you go >
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Lord have mercy

They used bioinformatics to find more errors and uncover new mutant proteins. > Image
I said oh oh

They looked at p53, the tumor suppressor protein. > Image
Domino

"Adding the TP53S149F amyloid seed solution to WT TP53 in a 1:100 ratio induced fibril growth.

O. Protein aggregates created by mutant TP53 form spontaneously and can be seen by the naked eye (arrow.)" >
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I said oh oh
Domino

I said oh oh
Domino
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"a limited number of mutant transcripts is sufficient to initiate this process...for prions, there may be no safe dose at all." > Image
> A hanging drop method detects the amyloid and prion-like potential of proteins. A. A 4Γ—6 screening tray was set up with a 1ml reservoir that contains protein buffer and an increasing concentration of NaCl. B. A 10Β΅l WT TP53 solution (60Β΅M) was then added to a siliconized coverslip and a 1Β΅l drop of TP53S149F seed particles was placed immediately adjacent at decreasing concentrations. C. If the mutant seed particles have amyloid potential, this event will trigger conversion of WT proteins at the drop-drop interface and lead to localized fiber growth D. If no TP53S149F is provided as seeding ...
Dig it! > Image
Hey!

Transcriptional mutagenesis is abundant and long
lasting. >
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DNA damage > RNA damage for generating transcript errors. > Image
Hey!

RNA-editing technologies (ZFN, TALENS, Cas9) can have off-target editing events which also cause the formation of large numbers of mutant proteins. This is a key finding which has huge implications for the gene editing industry. > Image
I said oh oh oh

Non-genetic causes of mutant protein formation, DNA damage, RNA damage, can generate the same mutant proteins responsible for neurodegenerative and age related diseases like Alzheimer's and cancer.

Why is this paper important? > Image
Domino

Gene therapy, (the COVID πŸ’‰) has the potential to cause DNA damage and RNA damage in the transcription phase of creating mRNA during the process of producing large amounts of DNA and mRNA in bacterial batches for commercial use. >
This research shows that a small % of DNA and RNA transcript errors can generate a sustained, and in some cases, a large amount of mutant proteins.

The mRNA created from such progenitors could express this mutant protein potential, generating amyloids and prion-like proteins. >
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Neuroscientist Dr. Kevin McCairn reads the paper and explains the implications of the research:
The SARS2 viral proteins can cause amyloidosis >
A theory that a tiny amount of frameshifting during protein translation can cause the pathological misfolded proteins found in BSE and CJD.
If true, the dangers of mRNA transfection rise exponentially.

"One per million frameshifted prions."

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Sep 5
πŸ’Ž Another brilliant research paper from Pretorius et al.
#DiamondsOnTheSolesOfHerShoes

It's interesting to hypothesize what these findings might mean in light of the C0VID πŸ’‰'s mRNA/spike protein persistence in the body, and its accompanying dose of billions of lipid nanoparticles in systemic circulation. >Image
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πŸ§¬πŸ’‰ So Into You ~ mRNA Integration πŸ’‰πŸ§¬

#DIM the lights, put on some slow music,

a new preprint from πŸ§‘β€πŸ”¬πŸ‘©β€πŸ”¬ at Jackson Lab is out looking at early transient innate immune responses in myeloid cells to the C0VID πŸ’‰

Their results inadvertently uncover another possible mechanism for integration of the C0VID πŸ’‰ RNA into the human genome.

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tinyurl.com/y4nk5nhv
The scientists used single cell multi-omics programming, antibody and cytokine profiles to uncover:
"a distinct myeloid priming program induced by Type I interferons after the first mRNA dose, and a broader boosting response involving both Type I and Type II interferons after the second mRNA dose or Ad26.COV2.S." >Image
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They compared different expressions of genes in monocytes and dendritic cells and found that interferon stimulated genes (ISGs) were upregulated. > Image
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Jul 22
Creutzfeldt Jakob Disease

2 interesting papers on blood signatures for
Sporadic CJD.

Researchers found 38 different DNA methylation sites related to sCJD.

9 of these sites were replicated in a further study, with sites in or close to genes: FKBP5, AIM2, UHRF1, KCNAB2 successfully replicated, specific to sCJD.

These were specific to sCJD vs other prion disease, or AD and found only in the blood, not brains of sCJD patients, suggesting a possible blood biomarker.
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"Top 10 gene ontologies enriched in genes overlapping DMPs as identified using MetaCore (p value threshold = 0.1)." -Fig. 2
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AIM2 is a key component of the inflammasome pathway...drives IL-1Ξ²"
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Jun 24
Tendons are made of collagen.
SARS2 degrades collagen.
tinyurl.com/y37ryb6j x.com/SalvMattera/st…Image
Sorry, that should be dysregulates collagen in the muscles and bones. > https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/medicine/articles/10.3389/fmed.2023.952278/full
> https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/medicine/articles/10.3389/fmed.2023.952278/full
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⏳ Hanginaround 2 βŒ›οΈ

COVID-19 mRNA πŸ’‰ Component Persistence

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Jun 2
πŸ–‡οΈ Up Around the Bend πŸ–‡οΈ

Spike Amyloidogenesis Theory

🧡 Based on research by: Nystrom & Hammerstrom, Pretorius &  Kell, Kevin McCairn, Kevin McKernan, Walter Chesnut, Greg Harrison et al., me, and many others.
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