Extraterrestrial Corona Virus Pandemic & Catastrophic Human Extinction - Kurup, Ravikumar;Achutha Kurup, Parameswara
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Climate change leads to increased porphyrin synthesis and porphyrin template mediated replication of viruses, prions and archaea. The stimulus for porphyrin synthesis comes from heme deficiency. Stress induces heme oxygenase which converts heme to carbon monoxide and bilirubin. Thus heme is depleted from the system. Climatic changes of global warming and ice age can induce heme oxygenase. The porphyrins can self organize and self replicate to form primitive organisms called porphyrions. The porphyrions form a template for the formation of RNA viruses and viroids, DNA viruses and viroids,…mehr

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Climate change leads to increased porphyrin synthesis and porphyrin template mediated replication of viruses, prions and archaea. The stimulus for porphyrin synthesis comes from heme deficiency. Stress induces heme oxygenase which converts heme to carbon monoxide and bilirubin. Thus heme is depleted from the system. Climatic changes of global warming and ice age can induce heme oxygenase. The porphyrins can self organize and self replicate to form primitive organisms called porphyrions. The porphyrions form a template for the formation of RNA viruses and viroids, DNA viruses and viroids, isoprenoid organisms and prions which all can self organize and associate to form primitive archaea. Thus the climate change induced global increase in porphyrin synthesis in humans leads to increased abiogenetic formation of archaea which produces more of methane and methanogenesis leading to more of global warming. The porphyrins will serve for abiogenetic template mediated self replication of the corona virus. The corona virus RNA can get transcribed to DNA sequences by using human HERV reverse transcriptase. The corona virus DNA sequences can get integrated into the human genome eternally.
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Dr Ravikumar Kurup is the Director of the Metabolic Disorders Research Centre, Trivandrum.