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>So how does this one work? Live adeno’s? Yes. It uses a live (weakened) chimpanzee adenovirus to insert the spike protein. https://www.drugs.com/history/azd1
by aphextron 6y ago
>So how does this one work? Live adeno’s?
Yes. It uses a live (weakened) chimpanzee adenovirus to insert the spike protein.
https://www.drugs.com/history/azd1222.html https://www.drugs.com/history/azd1222.html
- mrfusion 6y agoDo the adenos actually have to infect the cells to produce the spikes?
- dogma1138 6y agoYes, they don’t replicate virons that could be assembled the virus was modified to mainly replicate the spike proteins since your cells send samples of anything they replicate to the cell wall for your immune system to monitor and sample this is how the adaptive immune response is achieved.
- kurthr 6y agoExactly, for strong long term response you want T-cell involvement.
- im3w1l 6y ago> cells send samples of anything they replicate to the cell wall for your immune system to monitor Wow nature is truly a marvel! How do they do that? Or where could I read more?
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- nextos 6y ago> Wow nature is truly a marvel! How do they do that? Or where could I read more? Read about the HLA/MHC class I pathway. And also about JAK/STAT1, which is how cells decide if they are infected.