replication

Inefficiencies in science are important beyond replication.

Kawaoka’s research shows “inefficient replication” of the virus in human corneal cells.

“For example, Aedes mosquitoes thrive in warmer climates and urban areas with standing water, which are increasingly common due to climate-driven flooding and inadequate infrastructure. Warmer temperatures speed up the virus replication within mosquitoes, increasing transmission rates and allowing these diseases to spread to new regions.”

“At death, virus replication stops and putrefaction and heat begins to neutralize live virus,” he said.

“Gov. Newsom has led the way in protecting people — and families — from A.I. replication without real consent.”