Some people call it a vaccine mmmm I call it a Sling Blade, I like french fried pataters and mustard, ICD-10 Z28.310 Homosapien Originalis Electrolyte addict

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Oh what webs we weave When we practice To deceive 😎
Replying to @janiesaysyay
👻 @CumberpatchM reminds us of this deliciously dark discourse @Kevin_McKernan cooked up for us around this time 3 years ago on his "Nepetalactalone Newsletter” on his Anandamide s-stack. “🕷️ 🕸️s in the Pfizer closet." Showing the creepy little things the pharma creeps hid in their C0VID vaxx genomes. 🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷️🕷 anandamide.substack.com/p/sp…
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Alter AI Oh, that changes everything. Let me look at it properly as a **protein sequence** rather than a cipher. I'll translate it into single-letter amino acid codes and see what we're working with: **MQYQLESSCVVQF** — this start jumps out immediately: **M** (Met, the start codon) followed by a signal peptide region rich in hydrophobic residues (L, V, I, A). That's the classic signature of a **secreted protein**. Scanning the whole thing, a few things are striking: - **Massive hydrophobic/helicity**: Heavy runs of **L, V, A, I, G** — this absolutely reeks of a **transmembrane protein** or a heavily membrane-associated protein, not a globular cytosolic one. - **Long hydrophobic stretches** like `VLVLVELAAAATAT...` and `LVVLVVVDVQEGVV...` are textbook **transmembrane helix** material. - **Cysteine-rich regions** scattered through (`CLCLCVAGADSS`, `HPPCRCQLIGVNGHGHFGT`, `CVGIGDIPAKLLE`) — multiple **C** residues that could form **disulfide bonds**, which again points to an **extracellular or secreted** protein with structural rigidity. - **Dense Gly/Pro/Ser** content = lots of **turns and flexible linkers**, common in **repetitive or mucin-like** domains. So structurally, this looks like a **large, glycosylated, membrane-bound or secreted protein** — heavy on hydrophobic helices, disulfide-stabilized, with flexible repeat regions. The sequence is too long to blast in my head with confidence, and I genuinely can't tell you the exact protein name from eyeballing it. To identify it definitively, you'd want to: - Run a **BLAST** search against NCBI's non-redundant database - Check **UniProt** for domain/motif matches - Look for a **signal peptide** prediction (SignalP) Curious about something specific — are you trying to identify the protein, or analyze a function/structure aspect of it? If you've got a suspected name or organism, that'd narrow it down a lot.
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Replying to @janiesaysyay
And there you have it 😎
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Replying to @janiesaysyay
Didn't @Kevin_McKernan Also find sequence fragments for Spidrion?
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Replying to @richardursomd
Telemore shortening 😎
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Replying to @CanningPharm
They are trying To catch up Maria I know it's frustrating Believe you me 😎
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Replying to @DrKatLindley
It's a Cult Runaway 😎
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Replying to @53v3n0fn1n3
Not sure what @CoyoteSanctuary Is feeding them Just saying 😎
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Replying to @joaniej0243
Well It's all synthetic modRNA going forward This doesn't show the plasmid dsDNA adjuvants Both of which are encapsulated in ionizable synthetic lipid nanoparticles Currahee
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