The Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS)-coronavirus 3a protein may function as a modulator of the trafficking properties of the spike protein

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RT @Parsifaler: 2) absolute certitude. I implore the medical community to stop them immediately and inform the public. https://t.co/gBQsI8…

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@laurenmill3r93 @papa_cole45 @Breaking911 Since 2005 it has been known that cell surface expression of the Spike Protein is pathogenic. The mRNA therapies are dangerous with absolute certitude. I implore the medical community to stop them immediately and i

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It’s an excellent question. IMO the answer is “yes”. Here is one of the papers that shows that viral infection provides tools to mitigate spike, but the lone spike is a lot more difficult for cells to reign in. https://t.co/FuTJ9nWrcQ

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