Just because Uranus looks like your “you know what” doesn’t mean the planet is made. Similarly, luciferase enzymes have very little to do with Lucifer.
However, Newsmax’s White House correspondent, Emerald Robinson, recently tweeted anything that had little to do with being a White House correspondent. His tweet claimed that “vaccines involve a bioluminescent marker called LUCIFERASE so that it can be tracked. Read the latest New Testament eBook to see how it ends.
Speaking of the following, Robinson later deleted his tweet, but not before Daily Beast reporter Justin Baragona captured it for posterity:
Now, if you’re wondering what Newsmax is, it’s not a brand of sanitary napkins. Instead, Newsmax media includes a website, a print magazine, and a cable news channel. In July, I explained to Forbes how a Newsmax anchor advised that Covid-19 vaccines can simply “go against nature. “Recently, Brooke Migdon, in The Hill, described Newsmax as a “pro-Trump media outlet sued this year for fomenting voter fraud plots, questioning conventional weather science, and telling readers not to ‘worry too much about the burning of CO2 on the planet. ‘”
As you can see, Robinson’s tweet quoted another tweet that read, “The Moderna vaccine contains luciferase. After all, if you say it ALL CAPS, it has to be true, right?
Well, first of all, luciferase is a series of enzymes that can catalyze a chemical reaction to produce light. This reaction uses a mixture of oxygen, adenosine triphosphate (ATP), and compounds called luciferins. This is the basis of bioluminescence, which is when living organisms emit light.
For example, to perform their luminous work, fireflies use firefly luciferin or (4S)-2-(6-hydroxy-1,3-benzothiazol-2-yl)-4,5-dihydrothiazole-4-carboxylic acid, which sounds like a ridiculously secure password. Marc Branham described in more detail for Scientific American how those reactions occur and why fireflies subside. Firefly larvae can glow to warn predators, “Don’t eat me. “Use soft or flash patterns to mate. Female fireflies can make friends based on the blinking patterns of males. Males with higher flare pairs and higher flash intensity are likely to be more arousing for females.
Of course, this doesn’t necessarily work for humans. Overall, looking any way can’t make you hornier in front of human women. And showing up at a dinner party that looks like a giant light bulb probably won’t give you a moment. date, unless the place to eat is dark.
Fireflies aren’t the only organisms that use luciferin reactions to produce light. Some types of snails, dinoflagellates, bacteria, and fungi also involve luciferins and luciferase.
So, do Covid-19 vaccines include luciferase or luciferins, as Robinson suggested?Well, do you see either in the list of items of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine posted on the U. S. Food and Drug Administration’s website?U. S. A. (FDA)?No. This list includes messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA), lipids (SM-102, polyethylene glycol [PEG] 2000 dimyristoylglycerol [DMG], cholesterol, and 1,2-distearoyl-sn-glycero-3-phosphocholine [DSPC]), tromethammine. Thromethamine hydrochloride, acetic acid, sodium acetate trihydrate, and sucrose, but nothing like luciferase or luciferins. The same goes for the Pfizer and Johnson vaccines.
It’s not that humans shine after getting the Covid-19 vaccine. Have you ever heard someone say, “Now that Susan is fully vaccinated, we can see her in the dark and we don’t want a soft evening anymore?”So what the heck is Robison talking about when he tweeted “so they can follow you?”And how did this whole claim about luciferase in Covid-19 vaccines start?
Well, take a look at what Alexandra Becker wrote in July 2020 for Texas Medical Center. He described how scientists at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston (UTMB) used firefly luciferase to “develop faster and more accurate diagnostic tests for Covid-19. “, as well as analyzing potential remedies and gaining a clearer understanding of the SARS-CoV virus itself. ” -2. These scientists inserted the luciferase enzyme into the genomes of viruses such as severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), West Nile virus, and Zika virus. This can then produce light, which in turn can make it less difficult to track. what happens to viruses and where they happen in a mobile culture, especially when Covid-19 remedies are tested on them.
So if you’re a gigantic virus in an even bigger lab, then yes, scientists can use the luciferase track wherever they go. However, there is no evidence that scientists use luciferases in Covid-19 vaccines to track the fate of humans.
Similarly, there is no evidence that Satan is involved in any way in Covid-19 vaccines. Claims about luciferase on social media may be just one example of how other people avoid any mention of Covid-19 and anything else. Vaccine claim on social media, don’t jump to conclusions until you’ve delved into that claim. In other words, try to shed more light on the real situation. You know the saying, “The devil is in power. “Points? Well, in this case, the main points have nothing to do with satan.
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