Spike protein role in abnormal clots 2 (abnormal clots episode 5 - update 98)

2nd set of provided scientific evidence of the spike protein involved in the promoting the development of abnormal blood clots.
The location of spike protein interaction with fibrin components of clots has been mapped by the authors and that it is the spike protein itself that promotes the high inflammatory state. Most importantly, authors show a therapeutic way of resolving the formation of clots by the spike protein by using antibodies that prevent spike protein binding to fibrin components of clots.

Location: Barrier lake, Alberta

Described content:
Spike + abnormal clots: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.10.12.464152v1

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