Happy New Year. Got SARS-Cov-2 or one of its synthetic mRNA vaccine-induced variants yet? SARS-CoV-2 expresses a microRNA-like small RNA able to selectively repress host genes 12/28/21 …we unexpectedly discovered a viral miRNA-like small RNA, named CoV2-miR-O7a (for SARS-CoV-2 miRNA-like ORF7a-derived small RNA). Its abundance ranges from low to moderate as compared to host miRNAs … RNAi 2002 to AI 2021 (4)
MicroRNA Items: 1 to 20 of 68011 (earlier today, on 12/21/17) See for example: In Vitro Validation of miRNA-Mediated Gene Expression Linked to Drug Metabolism 12/20/17 The approaches described can be employed broadly for the validation of miRNA-mediated negative regulation of any gene. Determining miRNA-mediated regulation of enzymes and transporters affecting drug metabolism is a critical … The tipping point (revisited): 68,000 publications
The first step towards understanding the link from the creation of energy to metabolism-related cellular function is called energy phenotyping. It requires the technology to measure energy-dependent changes in RNA-mediated metabolic switches via the RNA interference (RNAi) screening strategy. Endogenous RNAi must then be linked to the prevention of the virus-driven degradation of messenger RNA … Agilent technology and energy-dependent autophagy
The “Antiphage Defense Strategy” in Vibrio anguillarum is called autophagy by many serious scientists. It links nutrient energy-dependent pheromone-controlled quorum sensing to viral latency, healthy longevity, symbiosis, reproduction, and biodiversity from microbial species to humans. For an evolutionary approach to energy-dependent autophagy that fails to address any aspect of how virus-driven energy theft causes all … Autophagy is the antiphage defense strategy
Censorship & Upcoming Royal Society Evo Meeting Excerpt: In an attempt to do damage control, one of the organizers of the Royal Society paradigm shift meeting (not Denis Noble) sent me an email, which follows, asking that I stop referring to the Royal Society meeting as such. Why? Because he speaks for scientists who think … Energy-dependent biodiversity (4)
