Pfizer lied to EMA for its Emergency Use Authorization claiming it could control Endotoxin in industrial scale-up. Nobel Prize winner Drew Weissman and his team of 32 helpers failed to clean it up.
Hi Geoff, Do you have a Substack article introducing readers to endotoxins? I had no clear idea what they were, other than that they were bad, but a quick look at: the page Wikipedia selects for a search for "endotoxin": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipopolysaccharide set me on the right path.
I now understand that in the so-called "vaccine" manufacturing process used for the billions of Pfizer (Moderna too?) COVID-19 injections, the E. coli cells which are programmed, with plasmids (circular DNA), to produce the mRNA (or is it to produce DNA which is transformed into mRNA?) are naturally coated - "festooned" comes to mind - with a very large number of these lipopolysaccharide molecules on the outside of their plasma membrane. After the cells are lysed (mechanically and chemically broken apart) I assume that these endotoxin lipopolysaccharide molecules float around in the resulting fluid, probably detached from the fragments of plasma membrane, which would rapidly fall apart.
Since these molecules elicit a strong immune response in humans, to the point of causing septic shock, and since they stick onto things, such as the lipid nanoparticles which are created later in the so-called "vaccine" production process, there are obvious dangers in this manufacturing process.
Hi Geoff, Do you have a Substack article introducing readers to endotoxins? I had no clear idea what they were, other than that they were bad, but a quick look at: the page Wikipedia selects for a search for "endotoxin": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lipopolysaccharide set me on the right path.
I now understand that in the so-called "vaccine" manufacturing process used for the billions of Pfizer (Moderna too?) COVID-19 injections, the E. coli cells which are programmed, with plasmids (circular DNA), to produce the mRNA (or is it to produce DNA which is transformed into mRNA?) are naturally coated - "festooned" comes to mind - with a very large number of these lipopolysaccharide molecules on the outside of their plasma membrane. After the cells are lysed (mechanically and chemically broken apart) I assume that these endotoxin lipopolysaccharide molecules float around in the resulting fluid, probably detached from the fragments of plasma membrane, which would rapidly fall apart.
Since these molecules elicit a strong immune response in humans, to the point of causing septic shock, and since they stick onto things, such as the lipid nanoparticles which are created later in the so-called "vaccine" production process, there are obvious dangers in this manufacturing process.
Hi Robin, You might jump in anywhere at the moment. I will have to try to make an index page.
Inhalation hazard
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/endotoxin-inhalation-hazard
An early post
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/extreme-toxicity-of-endotoxins-in
History
https://geoffpain.substack.com/p/secret-us-government-endotoxin-jabbing