COVID-19 spike protein pathogenicity research library
Compiled by Dr. Martin Wucher, MSC Dent Sc (eq DDS), Erik Sass, et al.
Doi: 10.5281/zenodo.14269255
Last updated December 3, 2024. Corresponding author:
[email protected] Originally part of the outer coat of the SARS-CoV2 virus, where it functions as a “key” to “unlock” (infect) cells, spike proteins are also produced in large amounts by the mRNA “vaccines,” triggering a short-lived immune response in the form of antibodies. However, a growing body of evidence has shown that the spike protein is harmful by itself, independent of the rest of the virus.
The following (I. Alphabetical List) collects over 250 peer-reviewed scientific studies confirming that the spike protein is highly pathogenic on its own; most in vitro studies cited here used recombinant spike proteins or spike proteins in pseudoviral vectors, and produced pathological e ects not reliant on the SARS-CoV2 viral machinery.
The second section (II. Categories) organizes the research into broad categories including a ected tissues and organ systems, mechanisms, and evidence from clinical pathology. Because these areas overlap, many articles appear more than once in the second section. https://t.co/GSHxO5z3sH