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Innate immunity protects children from severe COVID-19 symptoms: research

A new study has found children tend to develop mild COVID-19 symptoms because their innate immune system is quick to attack the virus.

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Kids Robust Immune Systems May Shield From COVID

Kids Robust Immune Systems May Shield From COVID
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This thing can protect children from severe COVID-19

This thing can protect children from severe COVID-19 Credit: CC0 Public Domain In a new study, researchers found that children are protected from severe COVID-19 because their innate immune system is quick to attack the virus. They found that specialized cells in a child’s immune system rapidly target the new coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2). The research was conducted by a team the Murdoch Children’s Research Institute (MCRI). Children are less likely to become infected with the virus and up to a third are asymptomatic, which is strikingly different to the higher prevalence and severity observed in children for most other respiratory viruses.

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Twist Bioscience and Victorian Clinical Genetic Services Collaborate on Development of Novel Whole Exome Capture Diagnostic Assay

Twist Bioscience and Victorian Clinical Genetic Services Collaborate on Development of Novel Whole Exome Capture Diagnostic Assay - Focus on Rare Disease Prenatal and Pediatric Genetic Screening Services - SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (BUSINESS WIRE) #DNA Twist Bioscience Corporation (NASDAQ: TWST), a company enabling customers to succeed through its offering of high-quality synthetic DNA using its silicon platform, and Victorian Clinical Genetic Services (VCGS), an Australian-based specialist provider of prenatal, childhood and adult genetics services, today announced that together they have developed a novel whole exome capture assay. The assay, which utilizes Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) to conduct analysis and sequencing of the entire exome, has been designed to maximize clinical utility, particularly for diagnostics and carrier screening. It will be used to help inform clinical management decisions for patients and their families.

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Asian Insider, Feb 18: Hackers hit Myanmar govt sites, Facebook blocks Australians from news

Asian Insider, Feb 18: Hackers hit Myanmar govt sites, Facebook blocks Australians from news
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