Hudini...from your unique perspective, thoughts on the new Chinese corona virus (Page 72/146)
randye MAR 13, 07:43 PM
Tony Kania MAR 13, 07:55 PM
Jubilant HollisterStier has a vaccine.

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MidEngineManiac MAR 13, 08:11 PM
Ohio estimating 100,000 infected

https://mobile.twitter.com/.../1238503628656250880
Jake_Dragon MAR 13, 08:44 PM
randye MAR 13, 08:53 PM


Yup...it's The Bee again....they're really on a roll with this.
maryjane MAR 13, 10:01 PM

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Originally posted by Tony Kania:

Jubilent Hollister has a vaccine.


source for that information please.
randye MAR 14, 03:02 AM

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Originally posted by Tony Kania:

Jubilent Hollister has a vaccine.



I assume that you mean Jubilant HollisterStier.

Since JH is chiefly a contract manufacturer and does not engage in their own bio-research, I would like to know the source of your info.
Cliff Pennock MAR 14, 04:18 AM
ROTTERDAM - Scientists from Erasmus MC and Utrecht University claim the discovery of an antibody against Covid-19. The scientific publication of the group of ten scientists is ready for assessment by the leading journal Nature, reports Erasmus Magazine, which calls the discovery a world first.

"The antibody prevents the virus from being able to infect and can also help detect the virus," says professor of cell biology Frank Grosveld, one of the discoverers on behalf of Erasmus MC. "We are now trying to get a pharmaceutical on board - which looks good, by the way - that can produce the antibody on a large scale as a medicine."

The article with findings from the scientists was already published on Thursday on a website called BioRxiv, on which biologists can publish their research and to which colleagues can respond. The summary speaks of an antibody to SARS2, the coronavirus causing the current Covid-19 pandemic.

Testing takes months

The antibody can help detect and prevent this type of corona infection. According to Erasmus Magazine, the antibody has yet to be tested on humans, a process that takes months.

In the article, Grosveld says that he and his fellow researchers had already isolated an antibody before the current pandemic. “From the previous study, we still had untested antibodies in the refrigerator that did not react with all three mutations, but with SARS1. When the current crisis - SARS2 - broke out, we immediately tested whether the antibodies that reacted with SARS1 also respond to SARS2 and found the antibody that has now been published.”

Grosveld says that in addition to developing the drug, the antibody can also be used to set up a diagnostic test. "One that everyone can do at home so that people can easily know whether they have an infection or not."

Important step in drug development

The invention is especially important for making a medicine, says Grosveld. "If you were to take this as a patient, it is expected - and that is only an expectation - that the infection can be stopped in the patient." According to him, a real solution is a vaccine. "Others are working on that. However, developing a vaccine can easily take two years. The medicine of us, if it all works, is there sooner.”
MidEngineManiac MAR 14, 06:26 AM
Now the true agenda behind all this panic surfaces.

https://www.washingtonexami...uLJWAeibzsKOVGq-fxUs

And that's how it's going to go. City by city via executive order and the bylaws of the corporation of the city of screw you. Just a simple matter of tweaking the business licencing bylaws.
maryjane MAR 14, 09:23 AM

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Originally posted by Cliff Pennock:

ROTTERDAM - Scientists from Erasmus MC and Utrecht University claim the discovery of an antibody against Covid-19. The scientific publication of the group of ten scientists is ready for assessment by the leading journal Nature, reports Erasmus Magazine, which calls the discovery a world first.

"The antibody prevents the virus from being able to infect and can also help detect the virus," says professor of cell biology Frank Grosveld, one of the discoverers on behalf of Erasmus MC. "We are now trying to get a pharmaceutical on board - which looks good, by the way - that can produce the antibody on a large scale as a medicine."

The article with findings from the scientists was already published on Thursday on a website called BioRxiv, on which biologists can publish their research and to which colleagues can respond. The summary speaks of an antibody to SARS2, the coronavirus causing the current Covid-19 pandemic.

Testing takes months

The antibody can help detect and prevent this type of corona infection. According to Erasmus Magazine, the antibody has yet to be tested on humans, a process that takes months.

In the article, Grosveld says that he and his fellow researchers had already isolated an antibody before the current pandemic. “From the previous study, we still had untested antibodies in the refrigerator that did not react with all three mutations, but with SARS1. When the current crisis - SARS2 - broke out, we immediately tested whether the antibodies that reacted with SARS1 also respond to SARS2 and found the antibody that has now been published.”

Grosveld says that in addition to developing the drug, the antibody can also be used to set up a diagnostic test. "One that everyone can do at home so that people can easily know whether they have an infection or not."

Important step in drug development

The invention is especially important for making a medicine, says Grosveld. "If you were to take this as a patient, it is expected - and that is only an expectation - that the infection can be stopped in the patient." According to him, a real solution is a vaccine. "Others are working on that. However, developing a vaccine can easily take two years. The medicine of us, if it all works, is there sooner.”


Thank you for the article. A home test would be a big plus!
What is it like in Europe right now?

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