Watch out for DRACO – MIT Scientist Develops Vaccine To “Cure All Viral Diseases”
Philosopher's Stone
August 16, 2011
MIT Lincoln Laboratory researchers develop a technique to cure a broad range of viruses
Viral pathogens pose serious health threats worldwide. For clinical viruses such as HIV or hepatitis, emerging viruses such as avian or swine influenza, and highly lethal viruses such as Ebola or smallpox that might be used in bioterrorist attacks, relatively few therapeutics or prophylactics (preventatives) exist. Most therapeutics that do exist are highly specific for one virus, are ineffective against virus strains that become resistant to them, or have adverse effects on patients.
As part of the PANACEA (for Pharmacological Augmentation of Nonspecific Anti-pathogen Cellular Enzymes and Activities) project, researchers from MIT Lincoln Laboratory have developed and demonstrated a novel broad-spectrum antiviral approach, called DRACO (for Double-stranded RNA [dsRNA] Activated Caspase Oligomerizer). DRACO selectively induces apoptosis, or cell suicide, in cells containing any viral dsRNA, rapidly killing infected cells without harming uninfected cells. As a result, DRACO should be effective against virtually all viruses, rapidly terminating a viral infection while minimizing the impact on the patient.
Todd Rider invented the PANACEA and DRACO antiviral therapeutics, and previously invented the CANARY (Cellular Analysis and Notification of Antigen Risks and Yields) sensor for rapid pathogen detection and identification.
Dr. Todd Rider, senior staff scientist in MIT Lincoln Laboratory’s Chemical, Biological, and Nanoscale Technologies Group, invented PANACEA and the DRACO therapeutics, and led the team that developed them: Scott Wick, in charge of DRACO production; Christina Zook, in charge of cell testing; Tara Boettcher, in charge of mouse trials; and Jennifer Pancoast and Benjamin Zusman, who performed additional experiments.
In work reported in the journal PLoS ONE, DRACO was shown to be effective against all 15 viruses that the team has so far tested in cells, including cold viruses (rhinoviruses), H1N1 influenza strains, adenoviruses, a stomach virus (reovirus), a polio virus, dengue fever virus, and several members of hemorrhagic fever arenavirus and bunyavirus families. DRACO was also demonstrated to be nontoxic in 11 different cell types representing various species (e.g., humans, monkeys, mice) and organ types (e.g., heart, lung, liver, kidney). In addition, experiments demonstrated that DRACO not only is nontoxic to mice but also can save mice infected with a lethal dose of H1N1 influenza. Currently, the team is testing additional viruses in mice and beginning to get promising results with those as well.
More at: http://www.holyghostinthemachine.com/page/watch-out-for-draco-mit-scientist-develops-vaccine-to-cure-all
(here are more takes on it that many will reject as possible . . .)
... EVIL! THEY MIGHT BE INJECTING PEOPLE WITH SOMETHING TO TURN THEIR DNA INTO REPTILIAN DNA. LINK: http://philosophers-stone.co.uk/wordpress/2011/08/watch-out-for-draco-mit-sci...
THEY WILL NOT STOP UNTIL THEY HAVE DESTROYED THE 'SOULS' AND BODIES OF THE HUMAN RACE.
Shoot me up with DRACO? I don't THINKSO!!
In science fiction, if somebody tells you that everything you know is a lie and that you need to follow him down the rabbit hole, he’s probably telling the truth. But in the real world? He’s trying to con you. Of course, in this case it could also be that you're simply too ignorant to understand what you're reading, too paranoid to learn what you'd need to learn in order to understand it, and, possibly, too stupid to follow the science even if you did take the time to read it. That's all right, though: when the next killer flu comes along, and these treatments save everyone but the idiots like you who refuse to use them, you won't be missed.
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ReplyDeleteHave you learned that alligators blood kills all ailments known to man? Alligators can even loose limbs, after those limbs get infected in the wild with bacteria which would kill any human, they survive. Matter of fact, snake handlers who have been bitten by snakes so many times hold anti venom in their bodies to the extend that they will die without the use of those antibodies. I met a handler who got bitten so bad that he required a 50% snake blood transfusion just to stay alive, he is still human and much alive.
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