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Ki Consciousness's avatar

Now *THIS* is REAL science. Dr. McKernan presents us with a thorough description of Dr. Sin Lee's methods and materials, makes the raw data publicly available, with minimal discussion. Great work that deserves to be saved, shared, and analyzed. Thank you, Dr.s, for your hard work and genuine contributions to Humanity.

Alec's avatar

Thank you Kevin McKernan for your work that has provided the wold with great advancements in understanding the molecular biology of the construct, and for keeping us updated on the related contributions of others.

Steve's avatar

Thank you Kevin. They rushed technology to market that was not ready. Is the mRNA platform complete trash? They appear to be switching to it for a lot of products - in my opinion, the main driver is profit, not human health. Peace.

R!CKYRANTS's avatar

It's not meant to be ready. This has nothing to do with health. There is a greater agenda at play.

Steve's avatar

100%. I agree. Thanks. Peace.

fiatmasochist's avatar

It seems that the use of antibiotic-resistant sequences in the created plasmids may lead the whole of medical treatment for almost anything in this direction. Like prions, this feature apparently is transmitted/(contaminates) anything else it touches. Gene therapies may be the obligate result. {The unbidden question: or was it by design?} https://asm.org/Articles/2023/January/Plasmids-and-the-Spread-of-Antibiotic-Resistance-G

Wild times ahead.

Steve's avatar

Thank you for the link. Peace.

Potatodots's avatar

Fascinating! Thank you~

R!CKYRANTS's avatar

Contamination or just simply what they put in there?

DrBines verbales Vitriol's avatar

The question is if the spike was ever produced by the modRNA or if it was always the DNA contamination.

Kristina Bruce's avatar

I suggest you read the substack which includes the sequencing of the Moderna vaccine.

Damian Scott's avatar

So in short answer, not all dsDNA fragments in the shot are long enough that comes with the SV40 promoter?

Anandamide's avatar

This data shows there are fragments over 360 bases so the entire intact promoter is likely present in the shots.

Damian Scott's avatar

But not every single piece of fragment is 360 BP long right?

Anandamide's avatar

We don’t have quantitation by size range.

A group in Japan noticed a 5X reduction in qPCR moving from 100bp to 300bp amplification.