May 2022 : Peculiar Evolution of the Monkeypox Virus Genomes
we find that the corresponding 10 phenyl-alanine aa chain is reported as matching uniquely (E≤0.001) a hypothetical protein element in Plasmodium falciparum, Yersinia pestis, Escherichia coli and Penicillium nordicum.
(IARC) has classified malaria due to P. falciparum as Group 2A carcinogen, meaning that the parasite is probably a cancer-causing agent in humans.[104] Its association with a blood cell (lymphocyte) cancer called Burkitt's lymphoma
its a Protozoa, which Sars obviously isnt, but the tick lyme as Borrelia.
something inside malaria, not the protozoa itself.
viruses are similar to bacteria, in the form of Apicoplast or Extremophile Carboxysome, not just a simple replicating data error?
otherwise, why has nobody cured a chronic virus disease? because its a living critter inside the mitochondria nucleus misfolding proteins & DNA like a Coral Reef disease.
Virology seems to be the study of Virus biological effects, not the identity.
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the people who say viruses dont exist & call then exosome or obligate intracellular parasites, those are oppsite conclusions & still dosnt disprove viruses exist, the data still stands, just the identity may need detail clarification down the road.
so i guess the real argument mut be defined better, "is virus real", instead to the original argument "is virus alive or not".
it just seems strange the variance & latency timing of a non living thing, it has a strong since of survival for being already dead.
can we learn about virus by analyzing rabies vaccine?
how is it manufactured ect.. any clues there?
why does rabies vaccine work so effectively & none else?
how can an amyloid survive extreme temperatures & not be some kind of extremophile carboxysome microcompartment?
nothing else makes much sense, boiling a virus should easily disrupt the delicate dna codes.
wonder is spike and carboxysome have similar chemical makeup?
my hypothesises is they are using the same parasite immortal cell line as corral reef extremophiles, and infecting bacteria as phage to make it more transmisable, gain of function.
RE: Carboxysome: Bacterial Microcompartment