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Newly launched British biotech company pioneers ground-breaking potential treatments for COVID-19

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University of Bristol
A team of top scientists from the University of Bristol have announced the formation of a new biotech company that is developing ground-breaking and newly patented potential treatments for coronavirus.
Halo Therapeutics Ltd is preparing for clinical trials into pivotal, cost-effective antiviral treatments for COVID-19, after discovering a molecule which changes the shape of the virus’s spike protein and in so doing inhibits the virus’ ability to enter cells.
Studies show the treatments are potentially ‘pan-corona antivirals’ in that they will work against all coronavirus strains – including the highly contagious ‘UK (Kent)’, ‘South African’ and ‘Brazilian’ variants. ....

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How vitamins, steroids and potential antivirals might affect SARS-CoV-2

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Evidence is emerging that vitamin D - and possibly vitamins K and A - might help combat COVID-19. A new study from the University of Bristol published in the journal of the German Chemical Society
Angewandte Chemie has shown how they - and other antiviral drugs - might work. The research indicates that these dietary supplements and compounds could bind to the viral spike protein and so might reduce SARS-CoV-2 infectivity. In contrast, cholesterol may increase infectivity, which could explain why having high cholesterol is considered a risk factor for serious disease.
Recently, Bristol researchers showed that linoleic acid binds to a specific site in the viral spike protein, and that by doing so, it locks the spike into a closed, less infective form. Now, a research team has used computational methods to search for other compounds that might have the same effect, as potential treatments. They hope to prevent human cells becoming infected by preventing the vi ....

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Bristol University study reveals vitamins could be used to fight Covid

Bristol University study reveals vitamins could be used to fight Covid
Vitamins could help combat Covid infections
14:42, 29 JAN 2021
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A new study by Bristol University has revealed how vitamins, steroids and antiviral drugs could be used to reduce covid infections. ....

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