Sequencing
By: Gunther Sonnenfeld
Tags: Technology, Science, Genomics, Coronavirus, Virus

Other tests are being used to detect viral loads through the blood and other bodily fluids. Some are more accurate than others in detecting genetic material, but none reveal the actual sequencing of proteins which contribute to what is known as gain-of-function mutation, which is a mutation that confers new or enhanced activity on a protein.

Loss-of-function mutations, which are more common, result in reduced or abolished protein function.

Put another way, your body, through your natural immune system, has the ability to generate pathogenic resistance to viruses, which are a process of removing toxins in the body. When your microbes react with other bacteria in an infection, various pathogenic strains in your body are activated which “memorize” the sequencing of critical proteins such that they are broken down through enzymes, until this infectious foreign agent is muted or eradicated altogether.

When that happens, healthy cells form to replace the unhealthy cells. This is known as reverse transcription, in which an enzyme is used to generate complementary DNA from an RNA template.

A reverse transcriptase is an enzyme used in the process of reverse transcription. Reverse transcriptases are used by certain viruses such as HIV and the Hepatitis B virus to replicate their genomes, by retrotransposon mobile genetic elements to proliferate within the host genome, and by eukaryotic cells to extend the telomeres at the ends of their linear chromosomes.

However, when chromosomal activity is accelerated through gain-of-function mutation, the foreign agents that are considered to be viruses replicate in these mutations at a rate at which your immune system might not recover.

This is tied to a process known as pathogenic priming, in which immunogenic peptides in viruses or bacteria that match human proteins are good candidates for accelerating their gain-of-function characteristics.

Studies have already emerged, warning against the dangers of this in coronavirus vaccine development, specific to autoimmunity.

And therein lies the problem set and the solution set we face right now.

TRANSFECTION AGENTS

Transfection is the process of deliberately introducing naked or purified nucleic acids into eukaryotic cells. It may also refer to other methods and cell types, although other terms are often preferred: “transformation” is typically used to describe non-viral DNA transfer in bacteria and non-animal eukaryotic cells, to include plant cells.

Transfection agents are what drive gain-of-function mutation.

These are the things that are currently being injected into people’s bodies without proper human placebo trialing.

Why?

Because if you can’t isolate pathogenic strains, and sequence the proteins they use to replicate, you can’t run a proper human placebo trial.

If you can’t run a proper human placebo trial, you can’t contain the protein sequencing of these foreign particles.

In the case of the coronavirus, which has over 5000 known pathogens, antigens and antibodies in its basket, 600 of which are already registered on the NIH’s PubMed repository, one must ask with great concern and vigilance as to why the policies foisted upon the public have been allowed to happen.

There is virtually no evidence-based research linking causal or asymptomatic transmission of coronavirus strains to viral mutations.

People are essentially being used as walking laboratory experiments to see what sequences create more mutations so that more transfection agents can be applied. This is also why these transfection agents (vaccines) are being administered in phases.

And here’s the rub: There is ample scientific evidence that ‘innate’ immunity is the actual determinant in recovery from and prevention of COVID-19, as mentioned earlier.

This is distinct from ‘acquired’ or ‘adaptive’ immunity where pathogenic response in T Cells and B Cells confers a memory upon the immune system. Transfection agents work on the ‘adaptive’ immune system, not the ‘innate’ immune system, the one you naturally operate without any such interferences or disruptions in your microbial or genomic makeup.

Geert Vanden Bossche PhD explained this recently in great detail, through his theoretical maxim of “sterilizing immunity”.