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You keep having to lie to support your "point"For example, you say "You seem to think that people who travel on cruises just have bad luck and get norovirus because they are unlucky."there's no basis for saying that is there?It's just stuff you made up isn't it?
"Can't you put two and two together and see that there is a pattern here? Bad diet, lack of exercise, constantly drinking alcohol, too much grain, sugar and dairy all add up to sickness and leaky gut syndrome "I can put two and two together.Since the doctors are not involved in the drinking etc and yet they still get sick the cause cannot possibly be due to the drink + overeating so it must be something else- like an infection.
Do you have any evidence?
Quote from: Atkhenaken on 23/09/2016 01:50:52Do you have any evidence?lol.... More than enough contrasting evidence has been presented. Evidence is only valuable to those who can comprehend it.You have [zero] evidence to support your opinion and it's quite obvious "you still have a long, long way to go"Buh bye
The amount of sickness on a cruise ship is greater than off cruise ships. Therefore, there is something that's occurring during a cruise which is causing this excessive sickness.You obviously haven't watched a single episode of 'The Love Boat'. 'Doc' was a serial womanizer and reveler in all the excesses that go on in a cruise ship. lolGet a life moron!Do you have any evidence? Answer - No! Obviously! lol! What a joke you are!
"The Love Boat" is not real- did you think it was a documentary or something?If you have to resort to pretending that is evidence you have pretty much admitted that you know that you are wrong.Calling me a moron doesn't make you any less of a fool.I have a life thanks- it doesn't involve saying stuff that's plainly untrue on web sites.
Pointing out that your "reference" "the love boat" is a made-up story is not dodging, evasion or whatever.Not addressing the fact that doctors (and others) who are not drinking or eating to excess, also get sick is evasion.
As for your 6 questions- why should I even bother to address them.
The first couple don't even make sense.Why assume the virus has to "go" somewhere?
" There is no description of what part of the body this is."What body part are you talking about?
"There are no distinguishing features which tell us that these are HIV viruses."Yes there is- they were cultured + DNA typed.
"How can you distinguish or know that a virus is budding or not budding?"You seem not to have noticed that was already answered Here's Exothermic's reply again for you""Virion morphogenesis can be divided into three stages: assembly, wherein the virion is created and essential components are packaged; budding, wherein the virion crosses the plasma membrane and obtains its lipid envelope; and maturation, wherein the virion changes structure and becomes infectious." http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3385941/"
"How can something that requires the internal mechanisms of a cell to grow; suddenly grow, outside of a cell environment?"It doesn't.Nobody said it did.That's another lie you made up.
"There are no exterior receptor nodules which are apparent in the text (digital) diagrams."That's because they are very small- which is obvious if you actually learn about them.
By the way, I think this finally nails your naive idea that it's caused by modern unhealthy lifestyle choices.http://www.smdailyjournal.com/articles/lnews/2016-07-29/norovirus-outbreak-hits-sisters-of-mercy/1776425165805.html
... When a blood cell is stressed by a polluted environment it becomes spiky and looks looks like what a virus is supposed to look like. (whatever that is) lol Hmmmmmmmmmmm............. must be just a strange conincidence
Quote from: Atkhenaken on 25/09/2016 02:42:10... When a blood cell is stressed by a polluted environment it becomes spiky and looks looks like what a virus is supposed to look like. (whatever that is) lol Hmmmmmmmmmmm............. must be just a strange conincidence The spiky (crenated) red blood cells are 1000x the size of a virus ...http://www.sciencephoto.com/media/304734/viewYou can learn about scale here ...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUAFqkS7y9M
Can you show me a photo of a spiky red blood cell next to a virus so that I can see the difference. This shouldn't be too hard to do considering that viruses invade the blood supply.
Quote from: Atkhenaken on 25/09/2016 03:07:02Can you show me a photo of a spiky red blood cell next to a virus so that I can see the difference. This shouldn't be too hard to do considering that viruses invade the blood supply.There will be no pictures of virus emerging from red blood cells as they don't have a nucleus : no DNA inside. So viruses cannot be made by a red blood cells.Viruses can be made by white blood cells, you've already seen pictures of that in this thread.Here's a link to more such images ... http://www.sciencephoto.com/search?subtype=keywords&searchstring=lymphocyte+virus+-illustrationRed & white blood cells are about the same size ...http://www.sciencephoto.com/media/304720/view
T - Lymphocytes produce hormones ... This is what you are seeing. These are not viruses.
Quote from: Atkhenaken on 25/09/2016 04:30:34T - Lymphocytes produce hormones ... This is what you are seeing. These are not viruses.If blobs of hormones occurred they would be homogeneous : with a uniform cross-section : they would not have structure, which virus buds have ...http://www.sciencephoto.com/media/248305/view
Please state -1. Method used in obtaining photos2. Size scale in nm
Quote from: Atkhenaken on 25/09/2016 07:38:42Please state -1. Method used in obtaining photos2. Size scale in nm If you click on the "sciencephoto" link below the photo the method [TEM] and magnification are specified.