Revolutionary Genetics Research Shows RNA May Rule Our Genome

Scientific American ^ | May 14, 2024 | Philip Ball

[Skywise]

Thomas Gingeras did not intend to upend basic ideas about how the human body works. In 2012 the geneticist, now at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory in New York State, was one of a few hundred colleagues who were simply trying to put together a compendium of human DNA functions. Their ­project was called ENCODE, for the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements. About a decade earlier almost all of the three billion DNA building blocks that make up the human genome had been identified. Gingeras and the other ENCODE scientists were trying to figure out what all that DNA did.

The assumption made by most biologists at that time was that most of it didn’t do much. The early genome mappers estimated that perhaps 1 to 2 percent of our DNA consisted of genes as classically defined: stretches of the genome that coded for proteins, the workhorses of the human body that carry oxygen to different organs, build heart muscles and brain cells, and do just about everything else people need to stay alive. Making proteins was thought to be the genome’s primary job. Genes do this by putting manufacturing instructions into messenger molecules called mRNAs, which in turn travel to a cell’s protein-making machinery. As for the rest of the genome’s DNA? The “protein-­cod­ing regions,” Gingeras says, were supposedly “surrounded by oceans of biologically functionless se­­quences.” In other words, it was mostly junk DNA.

[Skywise]

"So it came as rather a shock when, in several 2012 papers in Nature, he and the rest of the ENCODE team reported that at one time or another, at least 75 percent of the genome gets transcribed into RNAs. The ENCODE work, using techniques that could map RNA activity happening along genome sections, had begun in 2003 and came up with preliminary results in 2007. But not until five years later did the extent of all this transcription become clear. If only 1 to 2 percent of this RNA was encoding proteins, what was the rest for? Some of it, scientists knew, carried out crucial tasks such as turning genes on or off; a lot of the other functions had yet to be pinned down. Still, no one had imagined that three quarters of our DNA turns into RNA, let alone that so much of it could do anything useful."

And so we played God and injected the world with mRNA using hacked biology... using knowledge we not only misunderstood but may have been outright wrong about.

[bert]

——RNA wraps itself around one X chromosome (selected at random in each cell) to induce persistent changes that silence the genes.——

The result can be that persons with XY chromosomes have the urge to wear dresses

[DSH]

A fascinating article in many respects. Thanks for posting it.

[MikelTackNailer]

[MikelTackNailer]

The result can be that persons with XY chromosomes have the urge to wear dresses.

Zactly. Just a matter of time before they find the RNA switches for "made this way", drag-queening, limp-wristing, soy-demasculation, bad haircut carpet-munching and turd-burglary.

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks Skywise.

[SunkenCiv]

• Scientists discover ancient HERPES in 50,000-year-old Neanderthal bones found in a Russian cave... and they want to bring virus back to life [05/14/2024]

[Uncle Miltie]

Good think nobody’s been messing wit your mRNA.

[null and void]

INDEED!!!!

[Repealthe17thAmendment]

“It appears that we may have fundamentally misunderstood the nature of genetic programming,” wrote molecular biologists Kevin Morris of Queensland University of Technology and John Mattick of the University of New South Wales in Australia in a 2014 article.

Isn't it refreshing to hear a scientist admit they were wrong.

[Pelham]

What do you call it when the virus uses the very same mRNA that creates the spike protein?

Is the virus “playing God” too, or do you see some big difference?

[NonValueAdded]

code segments and data segments, why so surprising?

[Skywise]

The virus is a natural organism doing what viruses always do.

Manufacturing a “vaccine” to stop the virus using the same principles without fully knowing what you’re doing isn’t a vaccine… it’s another virus.

The first rule of the Hippocratic oath is to do no harm.

But then I bet you supported Mengele too.

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for posting this data re potential long range RNA disasters.

[Pelham]

In other words you don’t have the faintest idea of how mRNA produces the antigen, so the vaccine makers don’t either.

[Pelham]

“But then I bet you supported Mengele too.”

I wonder if there’s any band of halfwits as committed to character assassination as vaccine loons.

[Skywise]

I do and I’m absolutely sure you don’t understand it.

Fact: Until 2020 - not 1, *not ONE* mRNA vaccine (which has been under development for near 20 years) was ever approved by the FDA because they all KILLED PEOPLE.

Fact: The FDA waived safety tests for the Covid-19 mRNA vaccine.
Fact: The FDA has intentionally buried VAERS results for Covid-19 mRNA vaccine.

But I’m sure after 20 years of failures... this time... THIS TIME... they got the mRNA solution just right and there were no DEATHS caused by this vaccine right?

Yes yes... we must trust the smarter people in the room - Like Kamala Harris and Barack Obama who are all educated and smarter than you to know what’s best for you.

Yes yes.. we must trust institutionalized science that never once said that smoking was good for you or that Trans fats like Margarine were better than butter or that High Fructose Corn Syrup is better and safer than cane sugar because it comes from fruit.

Fact: This study proves that the mRNA manufacturers went ahead with an mRNA design to have your cells build the signature covid spike protein without full knowledge of how mRNA works, let alone the genetic drift of what individual bodies would do to it without any real sample studies or time to examine long term side effects behavior because your beloved “pro-vaccine” authorities decided to ban any and all alternative treatments and just force everyone to take the untested vaxx.

Now THAT’S character assassination - don’t you get tired of ever being wrong like you were when the outbreak started and made the same asinine statements?

[SuzyQue]

That’s how science actually works.