WO2022204772A1 - Method for acting on arthropods and/or nematodes using sequences of extremely low frequencies and guide frequencies - Google Patents
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- the desired effect is achieved by strengthening or attenuating the bonds between chemical elements and their combinations, including the constituent elements of nucleotides, amino acids, hormones and neurotransmitters, among others, related to arthropods and/or nematodes and/or their hosts.
- arthropods and/or nematodes In general, the degree of genetic mutation of arthropods and/or nematodes, the main cause of their resistance to chemicals, makes it quite complex and costly to define a solution for eliminating or reducing their impact on human, animal and plant health , and crop productivity.
- arthropod and/or nematode control There are currently two most common types of solutions for arthropod and/or nematode control available: chemical and biological. Both have been used, but they can present undesirable effects such as, diverse side effects in humans, leaving residues in food of plant and animal origin (with the potential to cause diseases in humans and animals), contamination of soils, rivers, lakes and groundwater, intoxication of professionals who apply the products to crops and animals, among others.
- they may have low efficiency due to frequent mutations of arthropods and/or nematodes and high selection pressure for populations resistant to chemicals.
- the invention BR 1020190259582 - PRODUCT AND PROCESS FOR ACTION IN BIOLOGICAL ORGANISMS THROUGH EXTREMELY LOW FREQUENCIES of 12/07/2019 reveals a product and process for using extremely low frequency sequences for use in organisms.
- said invention does not define specific processes for the use of this procedure in the case of arthropods and/or nematodes that cause and/or transmit diseases, and/or cause productivity losses, in humans, animals and plants.
- the invention CN211482636 - INSECT EXPELLING CIRCUIT AND WATER PURIFIER of 08/21/2019 reveals a utility model referring to the field of insect expelling control, and features an insect expulsion circuit and a water purifier.
- An ultrasonic frequency signal and a low frequency signal are respectively output to an ultrasonic driving circuit and a low frequency electromagnetic wave excitation circuit through a processor; and the ultrasonic transducer and transmission circuit are driven to transmit ultrasonic waves and transmit low frequency electromagnetic waves, and the ultrasonic waves and low frequency electromagnetic waves can be transmitted simultaneously or alternately, so that the effects caused by a single Ultrasonic insect expulsion can be effectively avoided, continuous insect expulsion effect is achieved, and user experience is improved.
- the invention does not deal with the use of Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) sequences in the range of 0 to 100Hz, and does not specify the molecular targets that are reached by the frequencies, which can also act collaterally on beneficial arthropods and/or nematodes when environment to which it will be applied.
- ELF Extremely Low Frequency
- the invention NZ588814 - METHOD OF INSECT CONTROL of 10/27/2010 discloses a method of controlling insects by diffusing frequency sweep sound waves to cause malfunction of the wing beating system of flying insects. The method comprises determining the frequency range of insect wing beats, then generating a series of single frequency sound waves that cover the entire frequency range of insect wing beats.
- Single frequency sound waves being from low frequency to high frequency are linked to form an ascending, descending and random ordered sound series.
- the sound series are also linked together to form frequency-swept sound tracks that can be recorded digitally.
- the diffusion of sound tracks is carried out in such a way that the SPL (sound pressure level) of the sound waves reaches a value greater than 2.0 Pa (ie 100 dB).
- said invention does not deal with the use of Extremely Low Frequency (ELF) sequences in the range of 0 to 100Hz, and does not specify the molecular targets that are reached by the frequencies, which can also act collaterally on beneficial arthropods and/or nematodes when environment to which it will be applied.
- EMF Extremely Low Frequency
- the invention US20060198245 - ELECTRONIC INSECT REPELLING DEVICE of 02/03/2005 discloses a personal electronic device for repelling insects and is an electronic circuit supported on the underside of a hat of a hat that produces an acoustic signal directed towards the body of a person wearing the hat.
- the sonic signal has a frequency that repels insects, particularly mosquitoes.
- the sonic signal is generated by a battery-operated oscillator circuit, which drives an electro-acoustic transducer to generate the acoustic signal.
- the acoustic transducer is mounted relative to the hat so that substantially all exposed areas of the person wearing the hat are radiated with sonic energy.
- the sonic signal has essentially the same characteristics as the sound of a male mosquito.
- said invention is restricted to the emission of a sound signal with the function of repelling insects and does not explore other ways of attack such as reproduction, motility and other biological functions.
- the aim is to alter the natural biological function of the target proteins with the objective of stimulating the development or inhibiting the infection (infestation and/or occurrence) and/or multiplication of the arthropod and/or nematode and/or modifying the defense mechanisms of the animal. host against the arthropod and/or nematode.
- [0012] Act on nucleotide sequences in order to prevent or stimulate the gene expression of proteins important for physiological processes essential for life, multiplication and/or infection (infestation and/or occurrence) of the arthropod and/or nematode and/ or modify the host's defense mechanisms against the arthropod and/or nematode.
- arthropods and/or nematodes Act on elements other components of arthropods and/or nematodes, such as hormones, lipids and neurotransmitters, among others from chemical elements and/or specific chemical compounds and/or their combinations for each arthropod and/or nematode or group of arthropods or nematodes, including their variations and/or mutations, and/or their hosts, in order to stimulate or inhibit, totally or partially, their biological function. All these strategies use the same technique used here.
- elements other components of arthropods and/or nematodes such as hormones, lipids and neurotransmitters, among others from chemical elements and/or specific chemical compounds and/or their combinations for each arthropod and/or nematode or group of arthropods or nematodes, including their variations and/or mutations, and/or their hosts, in order to stimulate or inhibit, totally or partially, their biological function. All these strategies use the same technique used here.
- the purpose of the technique demonstrated here is to inhibit or stimulate biological functions or modify the properties of the elements, or chemical compounds, defined in the attack strategies listed above by applying extremely low frequency sequences and a set of predefined driving frequencies.
- the way of acting developed and revealed in this technique is based on the application of the technique of extremely low frequency sequences, that is, frequencies in the open range between 0 and 100 Hertz (limits not included).
- Each set of frequency sequences is composed of one or more targets and one or more specific drivers for each arthropod and/or nematode species and/or its variations and mutations. This makes this set of specific application of arthropods and/or nematodes and of biological and/or physiological functions chosen in them.
- This invention discloses those application processes which are illustrated in Figures 2 and 4.
- Each target and driver combination is designed to define a mathematically unique solution.
- this invention makes use of one or more sequences of previously determined frequencies (each with target and driver determining a unique solution) and validated in the laboratory, to generate the decrease or increase of the interatomic distance of the elements chemicals that form the target amino acids, altering the conformation of the protein in question and consequently its biological function.
- this invention makes use of one or more sequences of frequencies previously determined (each with target and driver determining a unique solution) and validated in the laboratory, to generate the decrease or increase of the interatomic distance of the elements chemicals that form the target nucleotides, altering the conformation of these nucleotides and consequently their biological function.
- this invention makes use of one or more sequences of previously determined frequencies (each with target and driver determining a unique solution) and validated in the laboratory, to generate the decrease or increase of the interatomic distance of the target chemical elements and/or chemical compounds (such as hormones, lipids and neurotransmitters, among others), altering their conformation and consequently their biological properties and/or functions.
- target chemical elements and/or chemical compounds such as hormones, lipids and neurotransmitters, among others
- a first preferred embodiment deals with the application of strategy 1 (acting on amino acids) that targets the amino acid sequences of the Acetylcholinesterase (AChE) enzyme of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the amino acid sequences that form the different possibilities of active site (binding site) of the Acetylcholinesterase (AChE) enzyme of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- Acetylcholinesterase (AChE) enzyme of arthropods and/or nematodes will be prevented or hindered, causing hyperexcitation in nerve synapses due to the large amount of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine, damaging the nerve transmission of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- AChE Acetylcholinesterase
- a second preferred modality deals with the application of strategy 1 (acting on amino acids) that targets the amino acid sequences of the chloride channel activated by GABA (Gamma-aminobutyric acid) of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the amino acid sequences that form the different possibilities of active site (binding site) of GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) to the chloride channel of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- a third preferred modality deals with the application of strategy 1 (acting on amino acids) that target the amino acid sequences of the sodium channels of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the amino acid sequences that form the different possibilities of active site (binding site) of the regulatory neurotransmitters to the sodium channels of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- the binding of neurotransmitters regulating the sodium channels of arthropods and/or nematodes will be prevented or hindered, causing hyperexcitation and/or blockage in nerve synapses, damaging the nerve transmission of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- a fourth preferred modality deals with the application of strategy 1 (acting on amino acids) that targets the amino acid sequences of the ATP synthase enzyme of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the amino acid sequences that form the different possibilities of active site (binding site) of the ATP synthase enzyme of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- the action of the ATP synthase enzyme of arthropods and/or nematodes will be prevented or hindered, causing inhibition of ATP synthesis in mitochondria, damaging the nerve transmission of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- a fifth preferred embodiment deals with the application of strategy 1 (acting on amino acid) which targets the amino acid sequences of the Acetyl CoA Carboxylase enzyme of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the amino acid sequences that form the different possibilities of active site (binding site) of the Acetyl CoA Carboxylase enzyme of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- a sixth preferred modality deals with the application of strategy 2 (action on nucleotides) that targets the sequence of nucleotides ( Figure 3) that participate in the metabolism of nucleic acids of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the nucleotide sequences, preventing the translation ( Figure 4) of the coding region of proteins that participate in the metabolism of nucleic acids of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- a seventh preferred modality deals with the application of strategy 3 (acting on chemical elements and/or chemical compounds, such as hormones, lipids and neurotransmitters, among others) that targets the juvenile hormone (Figure 5) of arthropods and/or arthropods. or nematodes.
- strategy 3 acting on chemical elements and/or chemical compounds, such as hormones, lipids and neurotransmitters, among others
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the chemical sequences that form the juvenile hormone of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- An eighth preferred embodiment deals with the application of strategy 1 (acting on amino acids) that targets the amino acid sequences of the chloride channel blocked by Glutamate of arthropods and/or nematodes ( Figure 1).
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the amino acid sequences that form the different possibilities of active site (binding site) of Glutamate to the chloride channel of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- the binding of Glutamate to the chloride channels ( Figure 2) of arthropods and/or nematodes will be prevented or difficult, causing paralysis of nerve synapses, damaging the nerve transmission of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- a ninth preferred modality deals with the application of strategy 3 (acting on chemical elements and/or chemical compounds, such as hormones, lipids and neurotransmitters, among others) that target the ecdysone hormone of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- strategy 3 acting on chemical elements and/or chemical compounds, such as hormones, lipids and neurotransmitters, among others
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the chemical sequences that form the ecdysone hormone of arthropods and/or nematodes.
- a tenth preferred embodiment deals with the application of strategy 1 (acting on amino acids) that targets the amino acid sequences, in whole or in part, that make up the proteins of the cellular respiration complex.
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the amino acid sequences that form the active site (binding site) of the proteins mentioned above.
- the cellular respiration of arthropods and/or nematodes will be inhibited, impeded or hampered, totally or partially.
- An eleventh preferred embodiment deals with the application of strategy 1 (acting on amino acids) that targets the amino acid sequences, in whole or in part, that make up the proteins that act in the synthesis of amino acids and proteins.
- the frequency sequences will act according to their driving frequencies on the amino acid sequences that form the active site (binding site) of the proteins that act in the synthesis of amino acids and proteins of the arthropod and/or nematode.
- the synthesis of amino acids and proteins of arthropods and/or nematodes will be prevented or hindered.
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