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In 2024 during an interview with Mary Holland from CHD, Ana Mihalcea claimed that calamari clots contain spider silk protein. She said: "Clifford Carnicom and I have got the deceased clots from Richard Hirschman, we got a clot from a living vaccine injured person, and from an unvaccinated individual. And what we looked at is clearly this rubber-like material that we know about. And we did microscopy, and we found the same filaments that we see in the blood, absolutely the same stuff, okay. And then we did near-infrared spectroscopy and found that these things have a polyenes, which is polyethylene alcohol, polyvinyl alcohol, which is plastic, and polyamide, which is silk, nylon, or Kevlar. And specifically, you know, Kevin Kerningham, Dr. Kerningham [meant McKernan] found the genes of DNA of spidroins of spider silk. That's the strongest military-grade material that they have made. And so we found these in the clots." [https://
However McKernan did not actually find a spidroin protein in the Pfizer plasmid sequence, but "spidroin" was a nickname he gave for the long open reading frame he found on the reverse strand of the Pfizer spike. When he searched for the reverse ORF on UniProt BLAST, the closest match happened to be a protein that was incorrectly annotated as a spidroin, even though the pseudo-spidroin only had an extremely distant match with about 25% identity, and the pseudo-spidroin was not returned as a hit when he ran regular BLAST with the default settings: [https://
The spidroin protein sequence was misannotated, and it was removed from UniProt in June 2024, so it is no longer even returned as a result if you do a BLAST search for the reverse ORF. But in 2024 before the pseudo-spidroin sequence had been removed, I downloaded the Pfizer plasmid sequence that McKernan uploaded to GenBank, and I picked the longest ORF on the reverse strand:
$curl ' https:// eutils. ncbi. nlm. nih. gov/ entrez/ eutils/ efetch. fcgi? db=nuccore& rettype=fasta& id=OR134577' > pfizerplasmid. fa $ r=$( seqkit seq -rp pfizerplasmid. fa| seqkit seq -s); for x in $r ${ r: 1} ${ r: 2}; do sed ' s/.../ & /g' < < <$ x| grep -Po ' ATG.*?(? =( TAA| TAG| TGA)) '| tr -d \ ;done| awk '{ print" > " NR} 1'| seqkit translate| seqkit sort -lr| seqkit head -n1| seqkit seq -s M Q Y Q L E S S C V V Q F H A L Q H G L R I V L V E L A A A A T A T T A L Q A A T A A G H A T Q H D C D H H D G N Q S G D K A Q P D V P G P L D V L L V L P Q F L Q V D Q A L V Q I L G H L V Q P V D L F L D V H D A G I D S A D I A Q V H V G A C V V L K V L V Q F L F E A V Q L G L Q R V V H G I V H N A D H D V A V A R H E G V V G G D D L G L V E V P L C H E P M G A V G H E H A F S R K V G F A V V A D G