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damon mcclure's avatar

Another Endotoxin expert that has nothing to say on the topic.

It's certainly very interesting and more so with the ill will directed at you. If there wasn't something to your hypothesis all would have pointed it put and with science. Lol, more so with the politics behind the scenes and I suspect the hatred you've generated.

Luckily you don't believe in magic or the voodoo dolls and malice may have got you by now.

GeoffPainPhD's avatar

Sadly David, who had access to a number of different Jab Lots, has apparently not been in a position to measure and report Endotoxin variation.

It will take a while to work through papers found on PubMed when searching "PCR Interference by endotoxin"

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=PCR+Interference+by+endotoxin+

and

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=PCR+Interference+by+lipopolysaccharide

and

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/?term=PCR+Interference+by+LPS

Might have to change search terms or find instructions from PCR equipment vendors

damon mcclure's avatar

He's good mates with Kevin McKernan Isn't he? Odd that he wouldn't ask about a topic that could be considered a speciality

GeoffPainPhD's avatar

David J Speicher objected to me calling him an Endotoxin expert and I have corrected this piece to remove my erroneous inclusion of work by David W Speicher. David J Speicher still meets my definition because he has published original Endotoxin research in Oral Cancer. Whether he and Kevin McKernan have discussed their keen interest in magnetic beads would be interesting to know.

damon mcclure's avatar

The beads did get my notice as well, more so that Kevin McKernan owns the patent and therefore pfizer and co paid him for there use?

I'm a relatively uneducated yet just touching the surface I'm aware that most damaged bacterium can produce Endotoxin. He can obviously be considered having more than a surface education.

A question- would 10s of billions of DNA fragments produce trillion of fragments of endotoxin ? I find it hard to believe that a stand of DNA fragments into 1 million pieces wouldn't potentially produce more than one lps

GeoffPainPhD's avatar

Bacterial Endotoxin is considered far more toxic than their DNA. Bacteria exude other toxins as well and stimulate, for example, Eotaxins.

https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/eotaxin-diseases-caused-by-endotoxin

damon mcclure's avatar

Is there an average number produced on bacteria damage or division?