Theory 1A Addendum

By using a shell of one of the enzymes dissolved by the nucleoplasm, the virus can enter the cell, and penetrate to the telomere, then the virus either retreats or perishes, and the marker it leaves on the telomere, to avoid chemically altering the telomere by embedding the marker, its polarity holds it at gentle repulsion from both nucleoplasm and telomere, its molecule serving little purpose yet possibly housed within a polarized capsule to hold it in stasis until the telomere is dissolved by age, releasing this marker from the cell as the repulsion of the nucleoplasm forces it outward, possibly releasing the antigens within which can force consumption of this dying or dead cell, yet this would involve a secondary virus attracted to this marker, to change the white blood cell into a stem cell, thus 2) the marker may attract a virus cell or rather an infected macrophage or white blood cell, that upon consumption, the marker enters its cytoplasm, dissolves, and in so doing releases a second capsule which is formed within a vacuole or specialized organelle(possibly an edit of the Golgi apparatus, installed by the virus, that compacts the genes of stem cells into a small packet and cell division proteins into another, which is then released into the marrow cube, as the infected cell passes through, the capsule being polarized opposite to the membrane, and thus slamming into it to cause the change in current, and opening of the muscle tissue or sphincters on the stem cell/macrophage ducts of the cube/orb, the membrane's 1) hinge like motion releasing the capsule into the stem cell breeding chamber, and the proteins into the macrophage breeding center, or 2) the enzyme shell on the capsule dissolves, and the enzymes slide along the membrane, and into the chambers.