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It's possibly by type and not mass, ie, one of each type of antibody versus various strains of COVID. I think that would make the most sense to me given the con
by solinent 6y ago
It's possibly by type and not mass, ie, one of each type of antibody versus various strains of COVID. I think that would make the most sense to me given the conclusion--if you don't have the right antibodies but have some you may be more susceptible to some strains and less susceptible to other strains. I will see if I get the time to find the original source.
- __blockcipher__ 6y agoYeah that still doesn't make sense haha. It's not really a different strains thing. But if you read about ADE you'll see that, I don't understand it perfectly but more or less you have a partial match which seems to make the immune system turn on itself. (I butchered that but it's been a long day...)
- solinent 6y agoWell it could be based on ADE--certain strains of coronavirus antibodies will help other strains replicate. In any case, I do remember quite clearly "half" but it was towards a very lay audience.