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Professor Anita Baxas,MD's avatar

In order to find something to stain "spike protein" with, you first need an isolated spike protein to develop or find a staining marker such as a specific anti-body against it. There is no evidence that anti-bodies are specific. The body will make proteins against foreign substances but they are not specific. You can take any foreign substance such as found in the goo of Vero6 cell cultures experiments and insert parts of it into an animal and that animal will make proteins against the goo. That is not evidence that there ever were spike proteins in that goo or that the proteins made against the goo are specific for any one thing in that goo. For more information watch Dr. Tom Cowan's explanation here: bitchute.com/video/w5QV0j6dPJ9A

So called antibodies used in autopsy were made by injecting Vero6 cell goo into animals and then the proteins they made against the goo were "identified as anti Spike protein antibodies" and then used for such autopsy staining.

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Professor Anita Baxas,MD's avatar

I agree that the scientists doing the studies rely on the materials they purchase and have trust that their origin is clear and proven. They also rely on the information they received during their education. I don't blame them. I refer to Dr. Tom Cowan regarding Dr. Burkhardt's work. He states that the origin of the antibodies used to bind the spike protein is in question. To be clear, Dr. Burkhardt did phenomenal work exposing the dangers of the jabs.

Thank you for your comments. I admire your work and your enormous courage! You are a shining light on the planet.

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