The Mac on AnonUp.com

15 March, 10:17

So in reality our own so-called government’s have been secretly working towards mind control using experimental nanoparticles disguised as viruses and vaccines that are activated by a dipole moment and cause oxidative stress diseases as a side effect.

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Kimmys ConjecturingAgain @KimmysConjecturingAgain

15 March, 07:46

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So I'm wondering if Ultrasound can disrupt or activate these nanoparticles? hmmm....I lost 3 babies shortly after having the first ultrasound. They were alive during the ultrasound...but died within a week following. My 4th baby...no ultrasound (which the doctors were very unhappy about) as it was the only common thread my husband and I could think of....baby lived and carried normally! We caution everyone about them...but nobody listens and thinks we're nuts. All that is to say...could they use ultrasound or microwaves to activate the nanoparticles?
https://journals.aps.org/p...

Phys. Rev. Applied 10, 024044 (2018) - Microwave-Pumped Electric-Dipole Resonance Absorption for Noninvasive Functional Imaging

Polar molecules (PMs) are ubiquitous and serve many important functions in living organisms, and abnormal PM metabolism is often associated with disease onset. The authors show that PMs other than water contribute substantially to microwave absorption by blood. This phenomenon is important for therm..

https://journals.aps.org/prapplied/abstract/10.1103/PhysRevApplied.10.024044

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The Mac @TheMac

15 March, 10:51

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👉🏻these systems consist of nano/microvesicles composed by a biocompatible membrane, responsive to ultrasound-induced thermal or mechanical effects, and an aqueous core, filled up with a MRI detectable probe and a therapeutic agent. They offer the possibility to trigger and monitor in real time drug release in a spatio-temporal domain, with the expectation to predict the therapeutic outcome.

👉🏻The FDA approval of Doxil®/Caelyx® in 1995, a doxorubicin liposomal formulation,

https://www.frontiersin.or...

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The Mac @TheMac

15 March, 10:53

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Low-intensity ultrasound can modulate action potential firing in neurons in vitro and in vivo. It has been suggested that this effect is mediated by mechanical interactions of ultrasound with neural cell membranes. We investigated whether these proposed interactions could be reproduced for further study in a synthetic lipid bilayer system. We measured the response of protein-free model membranes to low-intensity ultrasound using electrophysiology and laser Doppler vibrometry.

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The Mac @TheMac

15 March, 10:54

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We find that ultrasonic radiation force causes oscillation and displacement of lipid membranes, resulting in small (

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The Mac @TheMac

15 March, 10:54

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1%) changes in membrane area and capacitance. Under voltage-clamp, the changes in capacitance manifest as capacitive currents with an exponentially decaying sinusoidal time course. The membrane oscillation can be modeled as a fluid dynamic response to a step change in pressure caused by ultrasonic radiation force, which disrupts the balance of forces between bilayer tension and hydrostatic pressure.

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The effects of continuous wave ultrasound at a frequency of 1 MHz in the intensity range of 0-1.4 W/cm2 on an oxidized cholesterol bilayer lipid membrane (BLM) were observed. Ultrasound at 1.5 W/cm2 broke the membrane; in the range from 0.5 to 1.4 W/cm2, it accelerated the draining of the bulk lipid solution from the annulus to the Teflon support. At all intensities it has no effect on the conductance, the capacitance, or the dependence of each on the voltage applied across the membrane. Electrical parameters were measured in the presence of aqueous solutions of NaCl, KCl, and distilled water. The motivation and results of this project are explained in relation to an overall objective of determining the specific effects of ultrasound on biological membranes.

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The Mac @TheMac

15 March, 10:57

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What is sonoporation and ultrasound-mediated transfection?

Sonoporation is another name for ultrasound-mediated cell membrane permeabilisation or the induction of membrane pores using ultrasound. When the phenomenon is exploited to facilitate or promote entry of nucleic acid into cells, this is called sonotransfection. In actual fact, sonoporation can also be exploited in facilitating entry of other agents such as proteins and drugs into living cells and as such it provides the researcher with a valuable tool for applications such as drug screening or metabolic studies.