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>> so some of the other ones that i mentioned, as well as other viruses like hiv, its already documented that they had animal origins. but sars took about ten years to figure out where it came from. so i dont think were going to have the answers any time soon. but we really need to know as many details as possible. >> okay. lots of talk about booster shots. whats next? theres a trial that is set to launch that will tell us if people can mix and match their shots. when do you think the american p...

Lifetime. the study suggests most people who have had and recovered and then got immunized will not need boosters but vaccinated people who were never infected probably will need the shots. put that into lamens terms for us. how good is this news? >> right. good question. so its very, very encouraging. it shows how complex and really amazing our immune system is. that there are just antibodies and memory cells in our marrow that hang out after we get infected that still respond and can create a ...

But what we should excited about and encouraged is you have these memory cells that are ready to jump into action once we have the virus or are exposed again. people who have been infected and produce this beautiful momry overtime, it would be a great plan to get vaccinated. >> snofr rand paul who says hes not getting vaccinated because he had the virus. this would have such an impact on people. it could protect them forever. what about people who havent been protected but just vaccinated. what ...

Coronavirus may last for years, even lifetime. thats according to two new stories. joining me now, you have an interesting study. earlier, months ago, there was some evidence that the amount of antibodies in your body waned. you looked aet something different. you said were seeing something different thats actually very encouraging and that has to do with memory cells. what are you talking about, and why is it important? >> its very important because were looking at the source of these antibodie...

Being generated and maintained almost a year after they have resolved their symptoms. so that means these immunities are durable. >> you have the memory cells so if you are infected the cells will activate the antibodies, it will fight the virus. does that mean if youve been infected? does that mean if youve had the virus, you dont need the vaccine? >> absolutely not. what were saying and what were seeing is when you have the antibodies, you have a really good memory, and that memory could be gr...

They are still being observed. we need to see if there are signs of reinfection in those clinical trial participants. also, a lot of the studies looking at needs for booster are done in the laboratory, looking at antibodies. they are one part of our very complex immune system. there are memory cells. its really difficult to determine exactly when and if boosters will be needed. its about observing for reinfections as well as doing more lab studies. its important that we are prepared if they are ...

The Atlantic The virus is evolving, but the antibodies that fight it can change, too. Getty / Mark Harris To locate some of the world’s most superpowered cells, look no further than the human immune system. The mission of these hometown heroes is threefold: Memorize the features of dangerous microbes that breach the body’s barriers. Launch an attack to bring them to heel. Then squirrel away intel to quash future assaults. The immune system is comprehensive, capable of dueling with just abou...

A study shows that certain antibodies and memory cells likely last more than eight months after someone has contracted the COVID-19, meaning immunity should last that long.

Signal it could be the cell were looking for. there are some discharges thats the right place. if there was a lot identified a place selling cause its me ok lets simulate it ok. but its not easy to plant an idea in someones brain before bench anon and his team can hack into this mouse his dreams they have to find out how his brain works when hes awake. so they installed tiny electrodes in a key area of the brain the hippocampus the memory cells that specialize in spatial memory functions a sort ...

Signal it could be the cell were looking for the ones who do you know are there some discharges thats the right place. if there was a lot identified a place out because its me ok lets simulate it ok people. but its not easy to plant an idea in someones brain before bench anon and his team can hack into this mouse is dreams they have to find out how his brain works when hes awake. so they installed tiny electrodes in a key area of the brain the hippocampus. the memory cells there specialize in sp...