The Science of Coronaviruses: A Closer Look at the Spike Protein

[@ButterflyLiondance]

Dr. Herman, would you explain viral ‘shedding’? How does this interact with those who have not received the shot vs those who have? Thank you. Appreciate this education.

[@mhorset]

amazing demonstration, incredible molecular 3d models

[@KontraV]

Wow man... I didn't graduate from college, but you broke this down very well and made it extremely easy to understand. Thank you!!!

[@avatarsvadi8822]

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[@analuciadasilva7032]

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[@suvrotica]

Very helpful in visualizing the spike protein structure...please make more videos.

[@idrissamorehouse5776]

they make models this nice now?!?! With magnets and expertly sculpted?! WOW -and those posters in the back look like art from the old micronauts comics - nice work!! Tools like these can help a new generation understand and solve these scientific challenges -i feel rewarded for pursuing my own understanding of the pandemic -thanks fellas:)

[@julzee111]

When you say it gets into the cell are you saying the nucleus?

[@ManSpidernater]

Think he said cytoplasm which is outside the nucleus. If I'm not mistaken the cytoplasm is where the ribosomes hang out - ready to translate mRNA code into proteins (evil proteins in the case of virus injection)

[@julzee111]

And one last question. Does this model that you have just so kindly shown us, apply to both the wild spike proteins as well as the vaccine spike protein, as I have never been shown there to be any difference between the two.

[@julzee111]

So how can you block or with what can you block those receptors to prohibit the spike protein from binding

[@ManSpidernater]

Pretty sure once the immune system has generated antibodies for a particular protein, the antibodies snap on to the spike protein like a cap, preventing it from interfacing with cells

[@reubenmcmurray4377]

A spike protein is just a virus vector into the cell. It doesn’t do anything itself, it delivers genetic material from the virus to the cell.

[@southendbos]

Correct!!! That’s why mutations are of concern because existing antibodies might not be able to bind with a differently-shaped spike.

[@gerardomoscatelli8584]

What about prion domains when S1 is released?

[@andrewtrip8617]

So this is what Santa does on his time off ! A master craftsmen of silly string .

[@Composure1992]

I personally think it's unable to bind to the ace receptor of a tobacco smoker.

[@kgonepostl]

Thank you so much for this. You were VERY helpful.

[@leilarose8473]

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[@ugaugauga488]

This was so good and informative.

[@zoelynch295]

When did they isolate this new virus.. my understanding is they haven’t which is why we are not actually testing for it’s presence and only testing for a single protein -- which is present in many things including remnants from previous infections.

[@supreme1572]

Viruses are parasites that don't work without being inside of another cell so in order to isolate the virus you have to grow it in a dish of cell lines and measure the holes on the petri dish where the virus has killed cells it infected through lysis. This basic isolation method is called a plaque assay and I assure you it's been done with SARS-COV-2.

[@zoelynch295]

@@supreme1572 they are not parasites and they are not alive. Try again

[@supreme1572]

@@zoelynch295 the definition of a virus is an obligate intracellular parasite LOL

[@asdfasdf-ob7mo]

@@supreme1572 thanks 4 ur input

[@ManSpidernater]

When people started getting sick and dying from a new infectious respiratory disease, they looked at cells from sick people and started studying the offender.

[@ManSpidernater]

Wow, this is fascinating stuff! (non-biologist). Thanks

[@araunapalm]

Would the taking in of Lycene (by mouth) or hydrogen peroxide (by nebulizer) interfere with the binding of these electro-magnetic fields on the S-protein?

[@leilarose8473]

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[@willdorten6867]

Isn't lycene the one in red fruits and vegetables? Like tomatoes? Which ironically, was, and might still be the most genetically modified food ever.

[@shelby131]

So....is taking lysine good or bad?

[@joseamilcarsalgadolainez3586]

Excellent

[@julzee111]

It’s almost like it was engineered to fit, right?

[@julzee111]

Appears this virus is very fine tuned to complete a nefarious mission

[@markybrokenboy]

Back of the net!

[@aliciaNjayson1985]

If you only knew the extent of the truth, nothing comes without a reason. Remember this above all protein 121 is the cure found in red algae a flesh eating algae deadly to humans. Share this info, pass it on to help the human race.

[@estellepatella2520]

It's creepy and it was made in a lab.

[@AnkurSethi108]

And now the good scientists will save us from the bad ones? I don't buy that either. Even the so-called bad ones thought they were helping humanity.

[@mindhunter8772]

@@AnkurSethi108 is the vaccine really dangerous? I'm about to take mine in 2days

[@AnkurSethi108]

@@mindhunter8772 Do your own research the best you can I guess. The government is doing its best with all its sanctioned experts to tell you it is safe. Any videos which say it is not safe will get removed from KZbin. Many employers have gone to the courts to say they can force employees to take the vaccine. So I am enjoying what little choice I have in the matter.

[@Glol91ABC]

@@AnkurSethi108 do your own research lol you have a lab?

[@AnkurSethi108]

@@Glol91ABC Don't outsource your own health.

[@felixaudet5860]

Makes an awesome visualization tool.

[@autumnicleaf]

Isn't that virus model from an medical illustrator (an artist), but not the actual photograph of the virus? If the illustration artist could see to it model, why aren't there actual photographs?

[@supreme1572]

You can see images from electron microscopes or the newer cryogenic electron microscope.

[@ManSpidernater]

It's not an artists impression because a protein is a big chemical structure, so each of the wiggles and spirals and corners are there because that's how the chemicals bond. Sometimes these are drawn as stick-like things, sometimes balls, sometimes surfaces, but in each case they represent a fuctional assembly of chemicals. Correct me if I'm wrong. There aren't photographs because light is too big and unwieldy to pass through the gaps in the structure etc. So x-ray diffraction and electron microscopes are used

[@popedhop]

Who invented hand washing and why?

[@3dmoleculardesigns497]

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[@janpipiet1606]

​@@3dmoleculardesigns497is the covid vaccine contagious sexually

[@artisanrox]

Thank you so much!!

[@alanpatterson2759]

Can you tell me when the mRNA vaccine is administered does the host cell present the spike protein on its cell surface or are the spike proteins expelled outside the cell? thanks

[@thermanwi]

The “vaccinated cell” presents the fragment of the spike protein encoded by the mRNA...on its cell surface - triggering other components of our immune system to make antibodies that bind to this “epitope” .

[@alanpatterson2759]

@@thermanwi Thanks for your reply.

[@leilarose8473]

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[@CosmicAlchemistCenter]

Thank you for simple explanation 😇🙏🙏🙏💜💪

[@leilarose8473]

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[@MessaoudChemla-mc2io]

Hello dear Doctor Thank you so much for your interesting information,i do appreciate your job,i wish you peace and happiness under the sky of prosperity,all the best. Take care and have a good time. Your Student from Algeria

[@RamRam-hv4nf]

Perfecto

[@youtubecensors5419]

That spike protein seems pretty nasty! Hope they're all working hard to make sure our bodies don't encounter those very often!

[@jamesmk2003]

You can full kids with this toys. Real picture please.

[@ManSpidernater]

It represents the shape of the protein. It's trying to fool you into an understanding of it's shape and chemical structure. Light has a minimum size, and to photograph a protein in the way you want is simply not possible.

[@Whatitbedo]

@@ManSpidernater if you can't practically demonstrate it using real substance then ya talking shyte everything within reality can be scaled up or down using real world substances here on this flat earth realm. Make a claim practically demonstrate it simple as that. Stop the stories put up or be for ever known as a fkn liar.

[@LM-kt2er]

It’s a perfect fit and seems to be exactly what was needed to bind to our cell. Kinda like landing a jet on an aircraft carrier only the best trained can successfully land. Hmmmm

[@jerry23w]

Apparently created and patented in 2008 by dar pa as a potential weapon ..... jus been hangin around since, an answer waiting for a problem.......... took too long to work (couple years of compromised dna repair) so no good for the battleground - but perfect for unobvious population control. If only there was a way to get it into enough people, preferably with a mechanism to use peoples own cells to manufacture them..

[@RikkJamerson]

100% correct... if not 1000%