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Paradoxish posted:probably, yeah Teachers already feel like this FYI
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gay picnic defence posted:I thought a single virus could infect someone, it's just that the odds of a single virus landing on the exact part of a cell with the right receptor and then managing to not get nuked by the immune system were so low you typically need a shitload of them to get in your nose or something to be a realistic chance of becoming infected. Yup, most viral infection loads are usually between 100-1000 virii.
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Dolphin posted:what the gently caress is a virii plural form of virus
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Patient Zero Cool posted:
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slippery doc posted:I'd make the deal to buy these loving forums if it means I never had to read another "having children good vs. having children bad" derail again
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Leroy Diplowski posted:ORIGIN Ooh look, someone's got a MiSeq
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Chamale posted:The US is being ravaged by a mutated evolution of the original SARS-CoV-2 that is three to nine times worse than the original, and this fact has no impact whatsoever on the government's response. Oh we've known about that mutation for months dude
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That and the spike protein really isn't any different outside of being easier to bind to ACE2 so it's a valid target for therapeutics. Still best defeated by not getting any exposure in the first place.
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Steve Yun posted:It's 3-9x worse because it's infecting Americans who are 3-9x worse at dealing with this poo poo
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Soap Scum posted:anyone here pay close attention to monoclonal antibody treatment development? for whatever reason I'm not good at finding quality up to date sources on this but if anyone does I'd be curious to know what's up if anything Yes, my lab’s got a mAb in patients in a phase 2 trial.
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Soap Scum posted:how's it looking so far / do they cost a million dollars? Looks promising, waiting a few more weeks on data- it’s a biologic so probably not cheap, but who knows.
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BattleMaster posted:I'm okay as long as all the Japanese zoos with capybaras are okay Protect Nagasaki Bio-Park
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Telsa Cola posted:Arizonas at 91% capacity and has like 100 beds left lol Just in time for all the shithead tourists that invaded CA to go to the beach to return back home a day before presenting symptoms
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shovelbum posted:Ikea delivers lmao BUT MY SHOPPING
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“I lived, bitch”
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empty whippet box posted:The fierceness with which a large number of Americans are opposing masks is really something, I've been wondering if it isn't astroturfed like crazy similar to the tea party movement. It absolutely has, same assholes: https://www.politico.com/news/2020/04/21/trump-allies-help-organize-lockdown-protests-198426
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Chunky Salsa posted:I mean pates are basically human cat food The wet food my cats eat has a review on amazon where the label fell off and the owner accidentally served it as pate at a party. No one complained.
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Bar Ran Dun posted:I’m going to make your day if you are lactose intolerant. I’m severely lactose intolerant. yuppppp, South Asian food is super easy for people with dietary restrictions, it rocks
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empty whippet box posted:imagine being so much of a loving dweeb rear end nerd boi that you angrily pm a mod because people are talking about food in a thread
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Penisaurus Sex posted:The truly wealthy don’t even need a vaccine. If you don’t interact with random people and test everyone you do interact with, there is no virus and there is no pandemic. Yuuuuuuup, if you can afford frequent rapid tests for anyone you come into contact with who gives a poo poo.
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apatheticman posted:We are fostering a cat whose humans died and he's sad. A+ cat right there
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This poo poo sucks cause it was obvious a therapeutic and vaccine were years away when a proper lockdown could have massively suppressed any spread, and we’ve collectively hosed this up as much as possible.
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uber_stoat posted:bamalamalam oh corona whoa black betty, bamalamalam
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I spent the last 9 months working on bamlanivimab, hopefully it prevents a ton of people from getting hospitalized/dying.
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Alioth posted:Its really cool how many people in positions of power had the ability to see this wave coming, and did absolutely nothing to stop it Yeah they killed more people than 9/11 what, twice a week now?
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fosborb posted:9 months and that was the best name you could come up with? dude don’t ask me how biologics are named
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sincx posted:despite all the doomposting here, I have to say 55 days. Discovery was the fast part, clinical trials are the slow part. We got lucky because of the VRC/DARPA and the fact that I’ve spent the past five years building an antibody discovery factory.
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Google Butt posted:tell us a cool factoid about bambalam We anticipated a mutation to escape antibody binding and engineered around it
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Google Butt posted:do u milk horseshoe crabs No, I use synthetic LAL cause horseshoe crabs own
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Google Butt posted:that owns can you mail me some of the bam Sadly no because I’m in R&D and not manufacturing
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MorrisBae posted:https://www.cnn.com/2020/11/09/health/lilly-coronavirus-monoclonal-fda-eua/index.html Big disclaimer here: I have very little visibility to manufacturing outside of my collaborations with people in my specific role and this is just me shooting the poo poo and not representing my employer in any way: I think it’s mostly going towards high risk folks and healthcare workers with mild to moderate symptoms to keep them from being hospitalized. I do know that my colleagues in manufacturing just finished a bleeding edge biologics manufacturing site like six months before the pandemic hit, I’m actually borrowing ideas from them for our site. Scaling up this kind of stuff is tough, but that work has been done in parallel with Discovery because we knew this pandemic was gonna be bad.
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Google Butt posted:I would imagine rich people first, then healthcare works and hospitalized people Yeah we kept Chris Christie off a ventilator lol
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Google Butt posted:Lol gently caress you for helping all the ghouls survive dude I’m R&D I’m like 8 levels away from making these decisions Google Butt posted:if you give this poo poo to mcconnell I swear to God... hahaha covid hitting a guy on that many blood thinners would look like something out of Event Horizon
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Google Butt posted:I was joking man, good work you will be saving many lives! inshallah, my friend’s a doctor that spends all day with high risk low income covid patients and this could help a ton of people
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sincx posted:* I think there's better ways now, like you find the genetic sequence that makes the good antibody (which is just a protein) and paste that into an easier-to-manage cell (yeast?) to mass produce. You pretty much got it- instead of yeast we use chinese hamster ovary cells. It’s fuckin weird Admiral Ray posted:i don't understand why we just don't have a single gigantic humanized rat with like 500 thymus glands to grow these antibodies in yet. surely someone has succeeded there. We have humanized mice, but they don’t need a huge thymus because antibodies are very small. Please do not draw a humanized snoo rat Bastard Tetris has issued a correction as of 07:04 on Nov 10, 2020 |
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fosborb posted:how long did it take you before you could type bamlanivimab without really thinking about it I just call it by the lead name cause a) that’s what it’s been since the antibody DNA landed on my bench and b) my brain instantly starts playing “Black Betty” whenever I see that combination of letters
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ULT freezers aren’t new- it’s a pretty tough requirement but they basically need the same electrical outlet as a washer/dryer
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Succbot Circlejerk posted:Should I invest in your company past this latest thing sounds like you've got a cool setup there for isolating identifying and tweaking antibodies super duper fast no
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Succbot Circlejerk posted:gently caress dude I’m a scientist not a stockbroker
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