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Really jack up the response very high. we hope that that response would be durable. getting back to your question, is that when you have unvaccinated people, you have a dynamic of virus replication and transmission in the community which is not only not good for the people who are unvaccinated but indirectly it may ultimately be detrimental to the unvaccinated people. the best thing that we could have is the overwhelming majority of the population get vaccinated. that would unquestionably bring the level of virus so low in the community that you would not only see unvaccinated people who are v...

Of the hospital, and that is robust. the one piece that has changed is that with this delta variant that has been allowed to accelerate, it has the ability to replicate in our noses and mouths at much higher levels. so what is happening is that the original virus lineages, the vaccines stop both symptomatic illness and stopped the virus replication in the nose and the mouth. with this delta variant, there is so much virus there, there is shedding in vaccinated people, even though they are not getting sick, and that is the reason of the recommendation of the wearing the masks in the areas of th...

Developing these types of anti-viral drugs. could we see this conscious when? by the end of the year? how significant would this be? >> quite significant. i don't think we would ever put a time line of a year on new therapeutics like we have with the covid-19 pandemic. but everything that was backing operation warp speed, private entities, public health agencies in combination, some of the most expert science minds are going to work on this. we have an expectation of having a pill to take in a year from now. think of it analogous to taking tam flu. it would reduce virus replication, that means...

The IIT Mandi team has experimentally studied the structural conformations of SARS-CoV-2 NSP1 under various conditions – in an organic solvent, membrane mimetic environment, and inside liposomes

Updated Jan 11, 2021 | 11:52 IST For the first time, researchers have identified how viruses such as the poliovirus, and the common cold virus are able to 'package up' their genetic code, allowing them to infect cells.  In a first, researchers identify how viruses affect human cells by 'packaging up' their genetic code  |  Photo Credit: iStock Images Key Highlights How do disease-causing viruses spread within the body has been a subject of research for many years Viruses are a family of pathogens responsible for many diseases and infections For the first ti...