#ANTIBODIES

Bob Wachter

Bob_Wachter

1/ Covid (@UCSF) Chronicles, Day 157We’re only 6 months into Covid in the U.S., a little early for déjà vu, but I’m definitely experiencing it – the calm-before-the-storm feeling I

Prof Peter Hotez MD PhD

PeterHotez

Many thanks ⁦@AnaCabrera⁩ for hosting me today as we close in on 400,000 American lives lost by the time of the Jan 20 inauguration - equivalent to the number of

Andy Slavitt @ 🏡🇺🇸

ASlavitt

COVID Update July 7: I spent the last 24 hours with 3 scientists, all of whom have seen vaccine data, 2 of whom are former regulators, all of whom have

Brian Still, M.D.

brianrstill

"I don't want the AstraZeneca vaccine. It is only 62% effective. I want the Pfizer vaccine it is 95% effective."A thread.1/n@US_FDA @DrEricDing https://twitter.com/walletnumb123/status/1348263632648462342 First, the statement

Emilia C Skirmuntt 🦇🧬🦠

ESkirmuntt

(Thread about COVID vaccines) More and more countries are rolling out their vaccination programmes. It is an amazing triumph of science that we have been able to efficiently introduce vaccines

happNi new year

nilamadison

for any of my followers who are curious about the COVID-19 vaccines and are perhaps not hip, like the person who asked this question in the webinar I’m in right

whippletom

whippletom

Demographics of the South African study into Oxford vaccine Criteria for mild or moderate cases Neutralization data - immune responses "similar if not better" Efficacy, pre November. South African scientists

Gupta Lab, Cambridge

GuptaR_lab

B1.1.7 has more than 20 changes in genetic code, of which 8 are in the Spike protein (shown below). Spike is the target of many of our immune and vaccine

Thomas Dvorak

thomdvorak

Covid-19 IFR is *NOT* 0.13% (THREAD)There's a lot of confusion and some downright appalling falsehoods in the heated debate about Covid-19. One particular point around which the "let the virus

Nina Martinez

marganina

I see a lot of ppl rightly concerned about vaccine hesitancy. I see lots of talking heads thinking their expression of behavioral intent is enough to address it. I see

Roxanne Khamsi

rkhamsi

#THREAD: COVID-19 could be a double whammy for older people -- they're more likely to die from it and they might be less likely to respond to a vaccine. This

Michael Mina

michaelmina_lab

VACCINES can work!Another #COVID19 phase 3 vaccine trial reports awesome results. This time, an estimated 94% efficacy95 COVID19 detected: only 5! in the vaccine group and 90 in the placeboBut

Askeladden Capital

AskeladdenTX

For anyone feeling hopeless, here's your daily dose of COVID good news: one way or another, COVID mortality and hospitalizations should drop fairly substantially in Q1 2020.Why? 1/ 2/ We

Prof Francois Balloux

BallouxFrancois

Antibody-Dependent Enhancement (ADE) is a complex and poorly understood phenomenon, likely underpinned by different mechanisms, where binding of a virus to suboptimal antibodies enhances severity of the disease, rather than

WuidQ: Washington University ID Questions

WuidQ

57/M completed Pfizer COVID vaccine 4 weeks ago. He now goes to a commercial lab to get serologic COVID testing (test detects nucleocapsid IgG). His test comes back positive. He

Paresh Jadav, MD, FASN

jadav_md

My attempt on "Decoding the HLA" with tweetorial & some slides/VisualArts @kidney_boy @NSMCInternship @Nephro_Sparks @hswapnil @rheault_m @RenalFellowNtwk @ssfarouk #Transplant 1/ MHC complexcluster of genes--> encodes HLA

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