It should distinguish (an does) between different strains of coronavirus.
Interesting.
Lou Gehrig's or ALS has characteristic inclusion bodies as a pathological feature. Like prion type illnesses.
Those from tines are gross inclusions.
I meant cellular inclusions, like in prion type diseases.
That’s what I said. Yep.
*tines = Taenia
She’s probably funny af to talk to.
Interesting opponent in gin rummy. Wondering the stakes played for..
More interesting is ALS neuronal inclusions are predominantly ubiquinated & phosphorylated TDP-43 protein. TDP-43 is thought to be involved in mRNA processing and is likely involved in repairing non-homologous (ie random) dsDNA breaks.
No sir.
>No one hospitalized and no one died.
Not yet.
ADE.
Wait for it. All those neutralizing antibodies ain’t gonna neutralize forever. You should know this if you understood science at all.
There is misinformation coming from both sides.
What I have seen for myself is a vaccine “honeymoon” period where no one was coming into hospital with Covid. I can tell you for sure the honeymoon is over.
That’s a crap definition and they hide behind and dodge potential associated adverse reactions. Profoundly dishonest and unscientific.
RNA viruses are prone to mutation from genetic drift in replication alone (even accounting for coronavirus RNA genomic editing function). A variant will arise whereby the currently vaccinated immunity will be a major liability.
Fact.
What’s my motivation to provide such proof?