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https://www.afinalwarning.com/512985.html (Natural News) Canadian company Medicago has developed a plant-based vaccine for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19). The two-dose vaccine uses virus-like particles (VLP) grown in a tobacco shrub to confer immunity against COVID-19. VLPs are molecules that closely resemble a virus. They are not infectious since they do not contain genetic material. Vaccines that use VLPs train the immune system to recognize a virus and launch an attack if a person gets infected. Medicago’s vaccine is different from all authorized COVID-19 vaccines. Whereas other vaccines target only the spike protein, the molecule used by the coronavirus to infect host cells, the plant-based shot uses VLPs that resemble the overall structure of the Wuhan coronavirus. ....
Apr 22, 2021 03:16 PM EDT Scientists all over the country are testing a new two-dose COVID-19 vaccine candidate that is based on plants. Produced by Medicago vaccination, a biopharmaceutical company in Canada, the shot makes use of tobacco shrub to manufacture coronavirus-like particles.They help the body to be aware of the pathogen so that it can bring about an immune response and set an attack in motion if a person becomes infected. (Photo : Getty Images) Virus-like Particles (VLPs). If the late-stage clinical trial confirms the candidate is successful, it could be quicker and less expensive to make - and easier distribution - than other vaccines that are available. ....
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