from texags Dr
“It appears that SARS-COV2 virus has a unique large spike protein like the MERS and HIV viruses that allows it to bind to the T-cells via the CD147 receptor. It then injects itself into the cell causing the cells to swell up with viruses RNA inside and become inactive. This is completely different from the SARS-COV virus and instead very similar to the MERS and HIV viruses. This explains the probable cause of the lymphocytopenia. The HIV virus is similar except that the HIV virus uses an enzyme called integrase to inject the virus into the host cells DNA. Once it combines with host cells DNA, when the cell replicates itself it is also making copies of the virus. In SARS-COV2 and MERS the virus can not replicate in the T-cells nor can it combine with the host cell DNA, instead just makes the T-cells unusable.
Since this is a huge topic of discussion now in the media I will give my opinion
“These characteristics with a large protein spike not found on SARS-COV1 unfortunately do give an appearance that this virus possibly could have come from the Wuhan laboratory as this type of mutation seems unlikely to occur naturally.”
Perhaps a “Gain of Function” manipulated virus? If you listened carefully to Trump last night he all but said so.
Still wondering what kind of side effects there could be. It’s curious, for this drug to work it would have to be taken up, transported to Ribosomes, and be present when the viral genome is being replicated. Seems to me that would be a serious first step before proceeding further with it but the way things are nowadays it doesn’t seem to be safe to assume a damn thing anymore.
RummyChick, thanks for posting!
https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3838168/posts?page=35#35
“These characteristics with a large protein spike not found on SARS-COV1 unfortunately do give an appearance that this virus possibly could have come from the Wuhan laboratory as this type of mutation seems unlikely to occur naturally.”