New antibiotic kills deadly, drug-resistant bacteria in 'scientific breakthrough'
Scientists in Switzerland have announced the discovery of a new class of antibiotics that have shown to be effective against a deadly, drug-resistant bacteria.
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Scientists in Switzerland have announced the discovery of a new class of antibiotics that have shown to be effective against a deadly, drug-resistant bacteria.
States, including my state of texas. thousands of needless deaths because people refused covid vaccines because they believe the misinformation. what he is talking about is the fact that many vaccines, because they are biologics do have residual amounts of fragments of dna, not genes that cause cancer but fragments of dna and they are generally in the pikeville graham to nanogram range for those of you who don't use metro system a lot, that's one trillions of a gram. those are random fragments. but getting that into actually sales and into the nucleus is a tough job. that's why we have dna vac...
The bottom line is it's misinformation. as you rightly point out, it's not the kind of misinformation that caused so many americans to lose their lives in red states, including my state of texas. thousands of needless deaths because people refused covid vaccines because they believe the misinformation. what he is talking about is the fact that many vaccines, because they are biologics do have residual amounts of fragments of dna, not genes that cause cancer but fragments of dna and they are generally in the pikeville graham to nanogram range for those of you who don't use metro system a lot, t...
Biologics do have residual amounts of fragments of dna, not genes that cause cancer but fragments of genes of dna. for those of you who don't use the metric system a lot that's one trillionth of a gram and these are random fragments. getting that into actually cells and into the nucleus is a tough job. that's why we have no dna vaccines, ali, because dna fragments have to transverse two membranes, the outer membrane of the cell and the nuclear membrane. and that's we have these special devices to get a dna vaccine in. the amount of any pike rowgram is very, very tiny if at all. and then we hav...
For the first time in half a century, researchers have identified a new antibiotic that appears to kill a deadly, drug-resistant superbug.