Reply With Quote
Start at 55:33 to about 60:00
& all it took was for Biden to raise his right hand!
Just shows ta go ya.
Start at 55:33 to about 60:00
I thought this would be too tough as diseases caused by Eukaryotic pathogens are very difficult.
Had no idea this was even a thought.
This is happening in multiple countries that have not used it as well.
Yup. And vaccinations started taking off in Mexico around Jan 12.
Way too many moving parts to credit worm medicine alone.
sounds too good to be trueI thought this would be too tough as diseases caused by Eukaryotic pathogens are very difficult.
Had no idea this was even a thought.
The reported level of protection against hospitalization and death for all three approved vaccines is amazing.
AIDS vaccine coming soon from J&J?
How the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Works
Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine comes out of decades of research on adenovirus-based vaccines. In July, the first one was approved for general use — a vaccine for Ebola, also made by Johnson & Johnson. The company is also running trials on adenovirus-based vaccines for other diseases, including H.I.V. and Zika. Some other coronavirus vaccines are also based on adenoviruses, such as the one developed by the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca using a chimpanzee adenovirus.
Adenovirus-based vaccines for Covid-19 are more rugged than mRNA vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna. DNA is not as fragile as RNA, and the adenovirus’s tough protein coat helps protect the genetic material inside. As a result, the Johnson & Johnson vaccine can be refrigerated for up to three months at 36–46°F (2–8°C).
Mr. and Mrs. Trump, like thieves in the night...
The basic idea: its much easier to make vaccines against things that are not at all like Eukaryotic cells that make up all of the life we know except for bacteria and viruses (if they are considered alive). Bacteria and viruses are much more likely to have a biochemical makeup very different from us (and about everything else) because they come from completely different cell type the prokaryotic cell and the virus. So its easier to present our immune system with a protein that is very different thus wont attack our own cells. Its much more difficult with the Eukaryotic pathogens like malaria because they are the same type of basic cell, the Eukaryotic cell.
Thus it has been very difficult to find a vaccine for the Eukaryote that causes Malaria, the plasmodium genus. There are other things about its life cycle that make it difficult as well. So I was just happy to read that our new technique might give some hope to rid us of the world's #1 killer.
Good stuff.
Thanks.
Cosmored the government shill working for site referrals.
Sad.
I know at least 30 people who have gotten the vaccine from one company or another and they are all fine and well.
My anecdotal evidence trumps your silliness.
Its really all experimental until a few millions are vaccinated for at least 1 year
is that how it works? I was wondering why he keeps reposting from the same two sites.
all happened in foreign countries, perhaps that's a coincidence.
You guys don't want to get this even if you survive it. I've had random shortness of breath since the covid and did a CT scan last week...I've got some permanent lung scarring from it...not enough to kill me but enough to be ing irritating.
"get the shot, people"
Do u think covid cut your life short by a few years nig?
So its like diabetes?
I won't know for awhile, but if it leads to COPD I will be pissed.
it's a hoax
it's going to zero, like what 15 people, gone April heat
I’m waiting for my group to be called.
i’m way down the line so...
DarrenS needs to get his mom in
asap
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions