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United Nations petition — incomplete report<br />

As regards peptide hormones, catecholamines and receptors of the G-protein<br />

class utilizing guanine nucleotide-binding proteins to interface with target<br />

proteins (e.g phospholipase C), perphenazine makes it knotty for corresponding<br />

ligand hormone to bind to the actual receptor protein thus activating the adeny-<br />

late cyclase through the guanine nucleotide regulatory protein binding guanosine<br />

triphosphate* (*GTP).<br />

Generally impairing the GTPase activity in regulatory protein and thus damaging<br />

the 21-kd ras proteins cycling between GTP and GDP* (*guanosine di-<br />

phosphate) forms, perphenazine will corrupt the GTP form of these proteins<br />

(stimulating cell growth and differentiation) item the 120-kd integral membrane<br />

protein and adjacent transmembrane segments of adenylate cyclase and,<br />

resultantly, significantly increase the cancer risk.<br />

The formation and further hydrolyzation of cyclic adenosine monophosphate*<br />

(*cAMP) to 5‘-AMP by a specific phosphodiesterase is hindered by perphenazine,<br />

as the activation of adenylate cyclase converting ATP to cAMP and the<br />

normal 3‘-OH group of the ribose unit attacking the α-phosphoryl group of<br />

ATP to form a phosphate bound with the concomitant release of pyrophosphate<br />

has been greatly and negatively upset by the unilaterally injurious effects of this<br />

politically abused and virose downer.<br />

Cyclic adenosine monophosphate is supposed to bind to the regulatory subunit<br />

of protein kinase thus dissociating the catalytic subunit vitally responsible for<br />

the phosphorylation of a wide spectrum enzymes and other proteins, and it enhances<br />

the degradation of storage fuels, increases the secretion of acid by the<br />

gastric mucosa, leads to the dispersion of melanin pigment granules, diminishes<br />

the aggregation of blood platelets and induces the opening of chloride channels<br />

etc.<br />

All enzymes are believed to be synthesized intracellularly, and most of them<br />

certainly carry out their functions within the cells in which they are formed....<br />

anyhow; many of those enzymes later finding their way into the blood or otherwise<br />

exerting their functions within extracellular fluids, will have the better part<br />

of their constructive properties devastated by perphenazine — the catalytic ope-<br />

rativeness of the proteases and other hydrolases (secreted into the gastrointestinal<br />

tract) item the plasma-specific enzymes* (*enzymes concerned e.g with<br />

fibrinolysis and the functionality of the blood-clotting mechanism and comple-<br />

ment system) are dramatically suppressed.....this may — amongst dozens of<br />

other complications — catastrophically lower the general immune response, and<br />

lead to partial/complete and potentially fatal paralysis of certain viscerimotor/<br />

splanchnic nerves.<br />

The list of metabolic disturbances and overall pathogenicity linked to perphenazine<br />

intake is almost endless; all catabolic pathways of the branched-chain amino<br />

acids* (*leucine, isoleucine and valine) are devitalized, and the natural out-<br />

94<br />

<strong>FORMAL</strong> <strong>COMPLAINT</strong> VS THE KINGDOM OF NORWAY<br />

by Wilh. Werner WINTHER, Norway<br />

94

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