It is increasingly clear that purification of a “virus” is impossible. There are too many contaminants, variables, unknowns, and nanoparticles of similar shape/size to be able to say with certainty that the particles assumed to be a “virus” in a cell culture are the same ones imaged by TEM or for which the genome sequence… Continue reading The Purification Problem
Category: Exosomes
“Viruses” or Exosomes?
A picture is worth a thousand words, right? That’s what virologists would love for you to believe when it comes to their beautifully hand-crafted and digitally enhanced Electron Microscope images of particles claimed to be “viruses.” However, to understand the trickery involved in Virology, one must understand that there are billions of similar looking particles… Continue reading “Viruses” or Exosomes?
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