Does it come in different flavors?
Interesting.
I wonder if it will work for old injuries as well as recent ones.
I don’t deliberating enjoy making any animals suffer. I found it difficult just reading about what Dr. Fauci put those puppies through years ago. However, there are instances when I would sanction such experimentation, as the only way to obtain certain data. If this can benefit human beings, that will be life changing for many people after profound injuries.
In order to find out if these mice could be healed with this gel, their little Mouse spines had to be broken or severed. Let’s put it this way, so long as they weren’t left to suffer needlessly or for prolonged periods, this presents an opportunity to learn.
I can see this helping veterans and laborers, but I want it safely tested first.
Science is getting freaky.
I looked for the oldest reference I could find on this substance. Apparently this has been around for quite some time and has plenty of research demonstrating its effectiveness in various diseases. This is from late 1990’s (from ncbi.nlm.nih.gov):
Eur Cytokine Netw. 1997 Dec;8(4):359-65.
Interleukin-6 receptor-interleukin-6 fusion proteins with enhanced interleukin-6 type pleiotropic activities
J Chebath 1, D Fischer, A Kumar, J W Oh, O Kolett, T Lapidot, M Fischer, S Rose-John, A Nagler, S Slavin, M Revel
PMID: 9459615
Abstract
An sIL-6R/IL-6 chimera, directly fusing the natural forms of soluble IL-6 receptor and IL-6, as found in human body fluids, was produced in transfected human cells. The secreted p85 glycoprotein was active at a concentration of 120 pM to produce growth-arrest and spindleoid differentiation of murine melanoma F10.9 cells, which do not respond to IL-6 alone. This fusion protein was as active as the yeast-produced p56 fusion protein containing a shortened sIL-6R, linked through a flexible peptide chain to IL-6 (Hyper IL-6). The concentration of Hyper IL-6 needed to arrest the growth of F10.9 cells was much lower than that needed of a combination of IL-6 and sIL-6R, added separately. Hyper IL-6 was also more active than IL-6 in stimulating growth of murine plasmacytoma T1165 cells, the half maximal stimulation being obtained at 2 pM Hyper IL-6 versus 23 pM for IL-6. In order to evaluate the effect of the fused sIL-6R/IL-6 proteins on human hematopoietic primitive progenitor cells, they were added to suspension cultures of CD34+ cells from human cord blood in addition to both flt3/flk2 ligand (FL) and stem cell factor (SCF). Fused sIL-6R/IL-6 produced a marked stimulation of cell expansion and a marked increase in the number of colony forming units when subsequently plated in semi-solid medium with IL-3, GM-CSF, SCF and erythropoietin. Ex-vivo maintenance and expansion of early progenitor cells in bone marrow transplantation protocols may be a potential application for the sIL-6R/IL-6 chimeric glycoproteins.
I wonder if mouse and human nervous systems are similar enough that this is likely to work in people.
Bookmarked !!
So an injected substance communicates with cells.
Shouldn’t this be mocked as conspiracy theory stuff?
This is an amazing achievement.
A gift from God his own self.
A long time ago, I thought that creating something like this would make a good life's goal.
Is Fauci the one who broke the mice’s spines?
It wasn’t very long ago I read that research on mice has never resulted in results for humans. But it would be fabulous if something like this works.
Note to self: Goody! Now I can lie down on the highway and get permanently disabled, and collect disability until it’s approved for use on humans. My wife will have to wipe my a$$, though. So nah. I’ll keep my spinal chord intact. She works hard as it is.