Viruses Can See and Hear Their Surroundings Once Inside Us [Study]
The discovery confirms previous theories that viruses are aware of their biological environment inside their infected host organism.
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The discovery confirms previous theories that viruses are aware of their biological environment inside their infected host organism.
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>> so typically that's a place where the virus is binding to a specific protein on the host cell that it's targeting. if it changes that site, then it's no longer able to infect. >> a big clue came from someone who was infected with sars all the way back in 2003. >> what is dh-1047? >> the antibody dh-1047 is an antibody that we found from a sars-cov-1 infected individual. >> 17 years later, in 2020 in the midst of the current outbreak, they found dh-1047 was also protective against covid, protective against a virus that didn't even exist when these antibodies were first made. >> and so we too...
Variant to the next. a common denominator. saunders calls it a conserved site, creating antibodies to that is one path to a universal vaccine. >> so typically that's a place where the virus is binding to specific protein on the host cell that it's targeting. if it changes that site, then it's no longer able to infect. >> a big clue came from someone who was infected with sars, all the way back in 2003. >> what is dh 1047? >> the antibody dh-1047 is an antibody that we found from a sars cov 1 infected individual. >> 17 years later in 2020, they found dh-1047 was also protective against covid. p...
Each simple RNA virus has a genome, its “native RNA.” This genome dictates how the virus replicates in cells to eventually cause disease. The genome also has the code for making a capsid, the protein shell of a virus that encapsulates the genome and protects it like a nanocontainer.