How much do we understand about the proteins in our bodies?

Not very much

What do proteins do? How long have you got?

This paper Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1-Like DNA Sequences and Immunoreactive Viral Particles with Unique Association with Breast Cancer shows that the so called ‘HIV’ proteins p120 (thought to be the ‘HIV’ spike protein but in fact a polymer of the cellular protein p41 known as actin) and p24/5 are found in breast cancer tissues (as well as prostate and ovarian tumours) but not in surrounding normal tissue. NB please see explanatory note on molecular mass at the bottom.

This would indicate that these ‘HIV’ proteins, which are found in healthy people,

Demolition of the HIV/AIDS theory

but in greater titre in sick people and which are involved in the healing and homeostatic mechanisms of the body; are also involved in the initiation of cancer.

‘Cancer’ is a survival response to dysbiosis (1), toxins and stress.(2)

Proteins, enzymes and cells in the body do not do just one thing. They are influenced by each other, by the microbiome (which in turn is influenced by food, emotions, drugs, alcohol and pollution) and by both positive and negative feedback loops etc etc.

The so called ‘spike’ protein has been researched since the 90’s and has been shown to have a molecular weight ranging from 132 to 230 kDA. It is therefore uncertain whether they are referring to the same protein. This range of proteins are found in millions of healthy (correction; asymptomatic) people and are not necessarily spike shaped. These proteins may be involved in initiating detoxification symptoms and inflammation.

What is p132-230 aka the spike protein?

How sensible is it to inject mRNA which will keep on making proteins in the range of 180 to 200 kDA (are they even the same protein?) directly into the body? p180-200 proteins presumably have many interactions and functions and normally the body can completely control how much of them are present. The mRNA will work against the body’s own feedback loops and balances. Are we surprised that cancers and illness seem to be rising in the vaccinated?

Jo

(The role of the microbiome in ovarian cancer: mechanistic insights into oncobiosis and to bacterial metabolite signaling)

Nothing in Nature is meaningless, malignant or diseased.

Molecular mass;

The molecular mass of substances are measured in Da or u. The atomic mass of hydrogen being 1 and the mass of all other atoms measured in reference to this. Proteins are polymers made of up many molecules of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxygen in each amino acid and in turn many amino acids in each protein. The number would be huge and is therefore measured in kilo daltons (kDa).

Because proteins come in all sorts of polymers of themselves, and have more than one function; it's helpful to identify them and refer to them as their molecular weight (sum of all their atoms) rather than a name. Thus the protein actin in the body is called p for protein followed by its molecular weight in kDA ie p41. It's also helpful because a protein with one name can have different molecular weights according to different people, ie it will be made up of different amounts of amino acids. If we say something is 'actin' we can't be sure we're talking about the same actual substance, but if we say p41 or p42 we can be clearer what is being talked about.

When proteins are separated by electrophoresis they are identified by how heavy they are relative to a standard.

Proteins are identified on electrophoresis gels by how heavy they are not by their structure or function so is most helpful to refer to them by where they fall in the band compared to a standard. The spike protein that they have reverse engineered from genetic code falls in the 180-200 range, so the mRNA is not consistently producing exactly the same thing.

The 'spike' protein that has been observed in stressed cell cultures by different researchers falls in the bands between 132 and 230 is therefore not necessarily the same protein.

Jo