Posted on 04/22/2020 7:47:49 PM PDT by Republican Wildcat
The University of Louisville announced a coronavirus “breakthrough” Wednesday that even University of Kentucky fans can get behind.
The school said researchers have developed technology that it believes will block coronavirus from infecting human cells. It is seeking fast-track development for the new technology and has applied to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for testing approval.
(Excerpt) Read more at kentucky.com ...
Let’s see some decades of testing if it is a new technology.
Proposes to supply artificial DNA to humans to block receptor sites. Personally, not enthusiastic about being injected with synthetic DNA created by...well who knows who is really behind that technology. :/
Isn’t this what the movie “I Am Legend” is based on?
Eric Schmidt (Google),
Peter Thiel (PayPal),
Vinod Khosla (Sun Microsystems),
Marc Andreessen (Netscape),
Jerry Yang (Yahoo!),
Bill Gates (Microsoft),
Bryan Johnson (Venmo),
and Max Levchin (PayPal),
I don’t want these people developing products to manipulate human DNA.
There’s a reason why those receptor sites exist, and messing around with gene-based blockers is probably not a wise thing to do.
Instant zombies when they turn on the 5G
The university is asking for donations to fund its research.
If there was something in it, they would be flooded with venture capital money. They wouldn't have to ask for donations.
by Xinran Zou (1,2), Jing Wu (1,2), Jiaqi Gu (1,2), Li Shen(3) and Lingxiang Mao(1)
1 Department of Laboratory Medicine, The Affiliated People's Hospital, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China
2 Jiangsu Key Laboratory of Laboratory Medicine, Department of Immunology, School of Medicine, Jiangsu University, Zhenjiang, China
3 Zhenjiang Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Jiangsu, China
Similar to antibodies, aptamers bind specifically to their targets. However, compared with antibody, aptamers are easy to synthesize and modify and can bind to a broad range of targets. Thus, aptamers are promising for detecting viruses and treating viral infections. In this review, we briefly introduce aptamer-based biosensors (aptasensors) and describe their applications in rapid detection of viruses and as antiviral agents in treating infections. We summarize available data about the use of aptamers to detect and inhibit viruses. Furthermore, for the first time, we list aptamers specific to different viruses that have been screened out but have not yet been used for detecting viruses or treating viral infections. Finally, we analyze barriers and developing perspectives in the application of aptamer-based virus detection and therapeutics.
Ismitmcalled, HCQ + Zinc? Because, that’s what it does. For $20.
Eventually a real “Beast” is coming out of all of this. The Beast of Revelation may just be that, literal.
Ping
Proposes to supply artificial DNA to humans to block receptor sites. Personally, not enthusiastic about being injected with synthetic DNA created by...well who knows who is really behind that technology. :/
The Umbrella Corporation?
Lets test it on the CIA and the FBI.
I’d prefer zombies over the current horde of quivering ninnies.
Change our DNA and the Blood of Jesus may not cleanse our sins. Could be why the Bible says that anyone who takes the mark of the Beast will NOT be saved. Neither can the Angel/Human hybrids who are awaiting Judgement.
“I’d prefer zombies over the current horde of quivering ninnies.”
I hope one of those quivering ninnies is not one of your family membeers.
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