>ruins the zombie genre

damn, poor fricking kid

No. This is a Bacteriophage. It only infects bacteria.

This is AIDS, or the syndrome you get if your T-Cell count gets below a certain threshold, but the virus itself is HIV.

Viruses that infect human beings (and animals) look like picrel. Spherical because they inherit cell membranes. This gives it a way for it to bypass OUR cell membranes but the inner capsid is still the same old bacteriophage. With many adaptations.

HIV has an enzyme called reverse-transcriptase. It converts RNA to DNA. It's the ultimate boss because it cannot be cured.

So for those who defeated AIDS Magic Johnson style, what do they do? Just inject them with T-cells every so often?

>T-cells every so often?
Unironically, yes. It's funny how much monoclonal antibodies get talked about today. When I was first treating AIDS patients we used gamma globulin. Basically a new immune system. It would be on an IV drip for 8+ hours.

We had to justify to the DOH why we were using it for something that "wasn't" for HIV/AIDS. It was a long ordeal, but worth it.

You need to get those warts taken care of with liquid nitrogen. Make an appointment with a Dermatologist. You may need a referral from your Primary Care Provider.

Are you on antivirals?

There's things like Interferons as well.

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why do they do that?

Same thing as anything else. To make more of itself.

You need to get those warts taken care of with liquid nitrogen. Make an appointment with a Dermatologist. You may need a referral from your Primary Care Provider.

Are you on antivirals?

There's things like Interferons as well.

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Same thing as anything else. To make more of itself.

Yes, it is into the wart.

https://www.pnrjournal.com/index.php/home/article/download/7903/10503

Here's a shortened version:

https://nyulangone.org/conditions/human-papillomavirus/treatments/medications-for-human-papillomavirus#:~:text=Podofilox,until%20the%20warts%20go%20away.

If you want something you can take, systemic immunotherapy.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/jocd.15330

BTW, picrel of my notes on the

https://i.imgur.com/11944Fu.gif

>ruins the zombie genre

matter.

Drink lots of water

>Not using walking corpses to test shit without legal repercussions

What’s that?

What’s that?

Ain’t no point in life if you caint strut.

Happiness.

kinesins and dyneins. They are so cute. They transport things to and fro on cells.

Lots of simple machines (or rather complex) from just lever action of things binding.

Like your cells need ATP for the myosin heads to release the contraction, not to produce the contraction. That's why when you die, your get rigor mortis.

Here top is our muscle contraction. Below is the dynein/kinesins. Same principle.

We know exactly what needs done to reverse aging. There's just no chance of actually pulling it off until we have nanomachines, son. You'd need to be able to physically and directly augment the DNA in a strong majority of the cells in a person's body to reverse the natural shortening of telomeres.

those components are bio mechanicals not sentient, like a gear system

So I’m guessing the lumiotes “signal” the stop and go message by either attracting or repelling. How do they know to say stop or go? And yes, by “know” I’m being moronicly facetious, not implying sentience,

those components are bio mechanicals not sentient, like a gear system

But where does that programming come from? Another mechanism to be sure, I assume there is a lumiote equivalent that sends signals to the lumiotes themselves.

This is where that anon's programming metaphor falls apart. It's not programmed, in the same way that a rock isn't programmed to fall to Earth when you drop it. At the most basic levels, the mechanisms of cells are simply physics. Imbalances of electrolytes (in reference to the balance that a cell likes) can directly cause an electrical signal, or it can cause osmosis through entropy.

At this point, you could think of it as being engineered instead of programmed. No one programs a towel to absorb water; when you're making the towel, you simply pick a material that is innately absorbent.

reminds me of when some neuroscientist showed that inserting a tiny thing that was some sort of lantern in a certain part of the brain lowed the rate or intensity of epilepsia episodes or bipolar disorder symptoms or something
light/summerchads won
wintercels on suicidewatch

Osmosis Jones IRL

I think it's the replication of DNA, that pimp walking thing is reading the DNA I believe. Could be wrong, but I vaguely remember something like this from biology in college.

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Frick that, what the frick, how is any of this shit possible, a rock isn’t going to suddenly not be a rock after a billion years it’s fricking insane. Frickers walking around in my body what the frick.

Kek when Creationistgays don't know about this shit and think a bunch of atoms can't randomly form life, not knowing atoms are more like impossibly small magnetic Lego bricks being constantly mixed by Brownian Motion into an infinitude of combinations.

Then you show them something like this and they try to pull the 'complexity' of God's creation bullshit on that. You literally can't make this shit any simpler, and hard to notice God doesn't include any special magic components in life that don't exist outside of living things.

Maybe there is a God, and some other explanation for the existence of life, but evolution is hardly difficult to believe when you know anything about how this shit works. It's a reasonable conclusion to draw from the available evidence, and I'm tired of them pretending it's not.

intelligent design. There is a God

he just like me fr

Fricking moron. He has a complex biochemical system composed of billions of specialized cells at work, that fricking thing has like a dozen molecules held together by cum.

If you were meant to only wither and die you would never have come into existence in the first place. PRAISE ALLAH.

I praise him for all except (You). You are not in on it. You are alone. Isolated. In the dark forever and ever because you are too afraid to let the light in and see how filthy you really are.

seethe more, that'll win the argument, pig-brain

Where do you think the calcium that comes from the milk in squirrel breasts comes from?

Don't be obtuse, you know where I'm going with this. Minerals become part of living creatures all the time.

But they don’t turn into living creatures. The calcium in that squirrel’s breasts comes from… calcium. From a rock. I’m dumbing down my discourse for comedic effect here but surely you see my point. At some point ROCKS, as in elements, became cells. And that shit is fricking insane. Even more insane that everything we are is based on it, and we have no clue how it happened, and, as far as we can tell, it doesn’t happen anymore. If that doesn’t blow your fricking mind and make you say what the frick then frick you.

The concept you're talking about is called "abiogenesis".

Just giving you and others an avenue to look into because I agree it's very interesting.

have you read the experiment they say proved that life can arise from a primordial soup being hit by lightning? It is shit. homosexual had to put a trap to separate the molecukes from the soup as it would have desolved inmediately. And the few molecules that were formed were mostly junk. They can't explain it, anon. They are just religious nuts who believe the universe created itself, just because, and then life starded by itself, just because, and it all fixes itself with billions of years

Interesting example you chose there, as though the simple nature of lightning is thought to be understood fairly well, i.e. electrostatic discharges between sufficient potential differences, very little is known beyond that. So you laugh at people thinking a deity tosses the bolts, but you have no idea yourself.

But I was never arguing deities were hurling the lightning. I was pointing out how despite your belittlement of that conclusion, you fail to produce your own explanation. Which is fine, that isn’t really the discussion. The point isn’t whether these processes are “magical” or not, it’s the initial complexity of them being awe inspiring.

>We'll figure it out eventually
thanks, I also missed that one
>billions of years
>infinite universes, so it was bound to happen in one
>random mutations
>we'll figure it our eventually
brilliant

They don't "believe" it, it's the best working theory, cause "Goddidit" is an abysmal shit-tier failure of a theory with no grounding whatsoever. At least primordial soupers have the proof of biology and chemistry existing and taking place as a theoretical basis. We can do those in our bedrooms. I can frick a chick and make life. I can't say bloody mary three times in the bathroom and make Jesus appear lol.

Grand pappy rock? Which came first, the rock or the rock egg?

>they all stem from a common ancestor of unknown origin
Abiogenesis is pretty intensely studied and most scientists today agree life as we know it probably originated around oceanic hot vents as simple hydrocarbons, which there is fossil evidence for.

>bold claim
Anon, it's is all just a "probably". Their best guess based on what they know so far.
Plus I'd imagine it's a little harder to look for the birth of life around volcanic vents these days since life has already been born.

You never know anon. Some say the rocks are conscious already. They’re watching you.

That's accelerated though, you're being moronic by thinking otherwise.

I'm curious why it's important to you that viruses don't exist. It's not about the truth of that fact (I'm granting this for the sake of argument), but something that logically results down the line
>If viruses exist
>Then ____ is justified/necessitated/supported
>And _____ is precluded/unjustified/opposed
And if they don't exist, the two logical consequences there are reversed. What goes in those blanks for you, anon? Is it something like
>They say this illness is cause by a virus, which is cured by X
>But actually Y cures it, meaning it's not the so-called virus causing it
>"They" suppress Y because it's not profitable/it's Jesus/etc., and thus the need for the fake virus cover story
Something like that?

Different term for the same thing.
https://hemochromatosishelp.com/therapeutic-phlebotomy/
>In hemochromatosis, therapeutic phlebotomy is a procedure that removes blood from a person’s body with the specific goal of reducing iron overload.
>Therapeutic phlebotomy involves the same procedure as blood donation; the primary difference is how often we give blood. Phlebotomy (aka venesection) may be recommended quite frequently for a person who has just been diagnosed with iron overload, especially if their ferritin levels are significantly elevated.

>monkey kidney cells, and then poured in a bunch of toxic antibacterial and anti-fungal agents including some which are literally known to be toxic to the kidneys
I loxve this part so much
>could this nephrotoxin affect the experiment that we are doing with kidney cells?
>nah, I'm sure it is fine
they really do not think, do they? they are the absolute best goyim.
Also, why the need for a culture? According to virus theory the human body is a culture. Supposedly the virus replicates so much inside the human body that virions come out of our noses, and yet, you cannot take a sample from a sick subject and isolate the virus directly from it? No, you see, you need to cultivate it, because it is too little to see. So it is so little you cannot see it, but it is so much viral load that infects someone else. They are seriously saying
>an invisible, but totally real agent made you sick
They are bold, gotta give them that. And moronic

hey, look someone uploaded the video tp youtube. Look at how much they have to distort it so it doesn't get deleted inmediately

Kary Mullis, anons. Inventor of PCR, telling you PCR is not a diagnosis tool. Shame he died early 2019, he would have loved covid

28 Days Later is a top tier kino. It's completely feasible that some bio-weapon meant to destabilize populations completely leaks more so than "haunted graveyard". gay.

>chooses the worst example