#Adenovirus

Ryan McNamara 🧬

Ryan_Mac_Phd

The J&J vaccine reportedly confers 85% protection after 1 month. Some suggest this could be improved with a booster. About that...J&J vaccine uses a replication-incompetent adenovirus (Ad26) to deliver the

Dr Teck Khong

DrTeckKhong

Some mRNA vaccines encode not only the targeted protein antigen to elicit an immune response but also produce their own RNA-dependent RNA polymerase. Unknown possible risks of mRNA vaccines include

Alexander Price

PricelessSci

My first postdoctoral publication is now online! In this excellent collaboration between @WeitzmanLab, @DanDepledge, @TheHornerLab, and @mason_lab we used @nanopore #directRNA sequencing to reveal how m6A RNA modifications mediate Adenovira

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BoliqueAna

A vaccine that must be kept at -80 degrees is a TRANSFECTION AGENT, kept alive so it can infect your cells. How does this happen? Conspiracy theory no more, this

Indiana University Infectious Diseases Fellowship

IUIDfellowship

#idboardreview 30 F polyarthritis, migraine, multiple sclerosis on rituximab, prednisone, recent sinusitis,has school going kids presents in winter w/F, HA, photophobia, meningismus progresses to encephalitis. No improvement w/ acyclovir &a

Priya Sampathkumar

PSampathkumarMD

COVID vaccines. A primer. 1/Vaccines may be the solution to ending the COVID-19 pandemic. Vaccines typically take several years to develop. But COVID vaccines are being developed at warp speed.

Yardley Yeadon

MichaelYeadon3

Combining vaccines is disturbing. It might make sense in one example. I’ve learned that two doses of the AZ vaccine sometimes don’t work optimally because, after the first dose, the

David Gorski, MD, PhD

gorskon

This is an example of "I'm provaccine, but..." with the "but" being "the disease isn't deadly" (a favorite antivax trope dating back to long before #COVID19) with a touch of

Monica Gandhi MD, MPH

MonicaGandhi9

Wonderful news about the Johnson&Johnson vaccine! Let me explain (and also let me tell you I was just on an interview with Dr. Paul Offit, who believes - like me-

Siddhartha Mukherjee

DrSidMukherjee

1/n The AZ vaccine adverse effects are seriously concerning. First, since public money flowed into the project through OWS, we need to have access to the data to figure out

Brian Hjelle, virologist

hjelle_brian

Why do virologists hold "cytotoxic T cells" (CTL) in near equal reverence to antiviral antibodies in immunity to viruses? For damn good reason (thread)... CTL specifically recognize viral invaders by

Eric Feigl-Ding

DrEricDing

BREAKING—analysis of Russian #SARSCoV2 vaccine’s phase 3 trial with ~ 20,000 participants finds that a 2-dose regimen has an efficacy of 91.6% against symptomatic #COVID19. No serious adverse events were

Sizwe sikaMusi

SizweLo

Since we're all going to be vaccinated soon (some against their will), it is only proper that we understand what vaccines are, what they do and how they do it.

John West 🕯💙

JohnWest_JAWS

There is a whole load of misinformation out there on what a virus is - and I don't know enough about them.So I asked a virologist - a thread:"Live virus

Dr. Angela Rasmussen

angie_rasmussen

@JNJNews vaccine results are in! While not as efficacious as Pfizer or Moderna it’s still great news—it was 85% efficacious at preventing severe disease requiring hospitalization. Not a “knockout punch”

Matt Shipman

ShipLives

A lot of people have a lot of questions about the COVID-19 vaccines. I've spent the past week talking to experts to try to answer as many of those questions

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