Background and First Findings

Our research team has designed a proprietary software program to identify the Replikin Count™ peptide quantities in other rapidly replicating proteins
- High Replikin Count™ peptide quantities are associated with a variety of infectious agents including HIV, plant viruses, flu viruses, in cases where the agents were associated with rapid replication (i.e., before outbreaks)
- Replikins have been found to be conserved both intrastrain and interstrain as long as 87 years based on data going back to the 1917-18 flu pandemic
The correlation between high Replikin Count™ peptide quantities and major outbreaks of diseases is very high
- Replikin Count™ peptide quantities is increased before strain-specific flu outbreaks
  - The Figure which follows shows the relation of Replikin Count™ peptide quantities to each of the 3 pandemics of the past century
  - This is the first chemistry which correlates with influenza epidemics and pandemics