Given the recent finding that ~800 billion spikes are cirulating in the blood after each mRNA injection, one looks to other receptors for the spike protein. 

One such receptor is the family of C-type lectins. These are a diverse group that contain Dectin-2. These are located in the TELOMERIC REGION of the NK-gene cluster. The Dectin-2 lectins assist the body in pathogen recognition including fungi, viruses and probably others. Many also recognize endogenous ligands, highlighting the importance of this family in homeostasis. Indeed, the Dectin-2 locus has been identified as a susceptibility region associated with autoimmune disorders, including multiple sclerosis, systemic lupus erythematosus, rheumatoid arthritis and type I diabetes. 

It is most likely the case that the free floating spike proteins are toxifying C-type lectins, including Dectin-2 causing either a depletion via eipgentics or autoantibodies. 

The body is being set up for severe acute infections, cancer and autoimmune disease.