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But it looks like none of those variants are going to be able to evade T-cells generated by existing vaccines or previous strains, thats my point.
by codeulike 6y ago
But it looks like none of those variants are going to be able to evade T-cells generated by existing vaccines or previous strains, thats my point.
- raducu 6y agoThe studies seem to suggest the existing antibodies produced by some vaccine are not effextive against some strains, is there any evidence T-cells will do better given the variant looks like a completely new virus to the immune system?
- codeulike 6y agoYes, lots of evidence. Look at my comment above.
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- raducu 6y agoOk, I saw your twitter links, I just took the SA study regarding prior infection or AZ vaccination as a contrary proof, perhaps the fact that they didn't include any severe cases mean that both findings can be reconciled and that vaccines won't eradicate COVID-19 but rather it will become less severe over time.