#Viruses

Alina Chan

Ayjchan

I'm going to try and put this riveting BBC story in context for people who haven't heard about the 2012 Mojiang miners and a potential link to covid/SARS2 before.https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-55364445 In

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AlShah001

What the hell are the Tories doing, first they let hundreds of thousands of people wander round Cheltenham, they locked down after the horse had bolted, in July they knew

Maya Wardeh

maroshcka

Where might novel coronaviruses come from? Our study with @Baylism and Marcus Blagrove is now out: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-021-21034-5@LivUni_IVES Thread 1/16 Background:Novel coronaviruses arise by homologous recombination o

Bob Moran

bobscartoons

Flu is a serious illness. It kills people. Unlike Covid, it often kills healthy people and even kills children. Flu seasons overwhelm the NHS and can see up to 60,000

WheatNOil

WheatNOil

To understand mutations, it helps to know how viruses work. First, viruses can’t make more of themselves on their own. Two coronaviruses can’t get together, go on a date, have

Dr. Lynora Saxinger 🇨🇦

AntibioticDoc

Why is COVID so bloody good at spreading? The lack of specific immunity because it's new is obvious, droplets, many really are going after aerosol spread as the smoking gun-

Ed Rybicki 🇿🇲🇿🇦🍷🚀

edrybicki

The Guru Alan Cann said in his most excellent textbook that "“Mutant,” “strain,” “type,” “variant,” and even “isolate” are all terms used rather loosely to differentiate particular viruses from each

Stephen Griffin

SGriffin_Lab

My Ovine friend is correct, naturally...reverse the Q, is there an example of a virus losing virulence aside from the of myxoma in ? Not that I'm aware of,

Redi Tlhabi

RediTlhabi

Hi Western media. This "Dark Africa" tone in your reportage is NOT cool. Viruses mutate. The reason you know about "South African" variant is because our scientists have the tools

Trevor Bedford

trvrb

With #COVID19 vaccine efficacy of ~95%, I'm looking forward to vaccine distribution in 2021 bringing the pandemic under control. However, I'm concerned that we'll see antigenic drift of SARS-CoV-2 and

Tim Sarson

TimSarson1

#ZeroCovid gives us an early taste of a debate that will define the next decade in public health here and around the world. Scientific intervention and zero tolerance for harm

Gertrud Rey PhD (Trudy)

GertrudRey

Did you know that our cells produce antiviral molecules that are similar to small molecules in antiviral drugs? And that bacteria make these exact same molecules to fight off infection

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bluxbaerry

people are freaking out but : its normal bcs viruses evolve, the vaccine should still be working and if doesn't (which would be exceptional) we have a better understanding of

Mr Yen

RealBrianWatt

the last 40 years, 33 million have died AIDS, 38 million died of cancer...im done talking about Covid 19, and your fairy tales and kindergarten arts and crafts simplicity of

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MackayIM

Convalescent plasma treatment for SARS-CoV-2infection-most make antibody (Ab) , most Ab neutralises (NAb) SARS-CoV-2 and most people retain measurable levels after 50 dayshttps://www.eurosurveillance.org/content/10.2807/1560-7917.ES.2020.2

Bunsen and Beaker

bunsenbernerbmd

Have you heard about the “variants” of #COVID19 ?Let’s break it down!!!Yep- there are always variants of viruses out there. When they copy themselves they make mistakes and POW you

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