"LOV" is
Air Force for "locus of values." The implants are referred to
as "biosensors."
The Air Force & National
Institutes of Health Funded Self-Replicating, Organic/Inorganic,
Nanoscale --
Macro-scale, Silica/Spider Silk/Polymer Advanced Materials That Can Be
Used for Anything
from Radar Chaff to Nano Fibers to Biosensors. Used to make
fibers, foams, gels, films, or crystals.
They can put almost any
biological thing -- drug, germ, antibody, hormone, gene, etc.
into these advanced, nano materials. These advanced, nano
materials can be used for microelectronic devices. The
patents also talk about a crystalization process that can happen in
vivo -- after
implantation.
Let's Call These . . . Radar Chaff #1 & Radar Chaff #2
"It
was demonstrated that the functional recombinant silks exhibit an
ability to promote the nucleation of hydroxyapatite. The functional
recombinant silks (silk fusion proteins) of the present invention have
potential application in biomaterials, tissue engineering, advanced
material composites and biosensors."
Who is investigating
Morgellons? The National Institutes of Health
and The
Army Institute of
Pathology are investigating; they own nanotechnology patents, and they
can't seem to recognize nanotechnology when they see it?
Are we paranoid to be worried
about Frankenstein Science? Scientists farm the silk fibroin
from the milk of the transgenic, spider goats. What if the
spider or the goats have a parasite or weird germ? Could the
parasite or germ replicate due to being further incorporated into an
organic/inorganic, self-replicating advanced material?
Hey,
this Frankensilk can promote a mineral to grow -- what else?
Time will tell.
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