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Archimedes DVM đŠÎ©
Archimedes2020
Hi-Science time. Everyone is all worried about COVID variants. And they should be. RNA viruses mutate. A lot. Most mutations don't lead to anything. But some....well...they can be bad. However.....
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Kapuhuna
Kapuhuna
@Luma923 @VoteoutTrudeau @GolfQFloG @FrothyFatCoffee What is mRNA?It is a message, an egregore with a purpose, cut from the DNA in polyemerase, sent out from the nucleus, and contains a message.Now
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_Kevin_đ
_kevin_dela
How viruses doesnât exist! SIMPLIFIED (Thread) Am gonna explain how-Viruses donât exist-What a âvirusâ really is-Why a âvirusâ is not contagious -Why your own body creates a âvirusâ- First, you
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Jane Qiu
janeqiuchina
HOT from the press @NatureMicrobiol: SARS-CoV-2 is likely to have diverged from the most closely related bat viruses 40â70 years ago. The findings suggest that the lineage giving rise to
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Caroline Coram
CarolineCoramUK
Questions for the day. What if viruses are formed by the body as a sort of cleaning messenger and are being mistakenly blamed for disease? The lipid envelope contents are
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Dylan Morris
dylanhmorris
But NB that for the virus to escape our immunity, that selection pressure is not enough. We also need diversity. A new virus type that better evades immunity needs to
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Alina Chan
Ayjchan
It looks like the universe will not let me have a day off.@Nature just released an Addendum on the WIV's first paper about COVID, explaining what's up with RaTG13, the
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Edward Nirenberg
ENirenberg
I'm back and this time I'm loath to explain that SARS-CoV-2 â influenza. This is really exhausting. Can people please just not opine on subjects they don't know about. Stop
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Dr. Angela Rasmussen
angie_rasmussen
This is not correct. SARS-CoV-2 is nothing like influenza virus from a virological or evolutionary standpoint. A short thread on some big differences:https://twitter.com/drtomfrieden/status/1353020200757686276 Mutation drives evolution. All
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Anna Mouser
annacmouser
A thread on variants for non scientists - what are they, why do they happen, what does it mean for the pandemic? 1/7 Very simply - variants are what happens
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A.M.
bhalomanush
Why do so many pandemics originate in southern China? It is possible to answer this question without being xenophobic or promoting conspiracy theories. It boils down to two main reasons.1.
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Jason Hickel
jasonhickel
Many scientists believe that the rise of novel viruses like SARS-CoV-2 is being driven by rising resource extraction. If that's the case, we will likely see many more pandemics in
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Amir Attaran
profamirattaran
It is now abundantly clear China tried to cover up COVID-19 for weeks by confiscating samples and data, punishing outspoken scientists, and ordering others into silence. The implications are profound.
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Daniel Kotzin
danielkotzin
1/ Lockdowns were ordered last March because âexponentialâ growth in Covid cases was going to overwhelm hospitals. Within months, if not weeks, it was clear that all of the modeling
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Theo Sanderson
theosanderson
1/ Today has brought a lot of news about 'variants', as we discover community transmission of B.1.351 (SA variant) in the UK. But some of the people who study these
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Real with Robo đđđ
Roberta54935398
I'm so damn mad... I'm actually sarcastic today.I want to know one thing...Last time yall saw viral engineers or scientists working with viruses like they tell us to dress and
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