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25. When we consider that cv builds itself based on DNA of different cells it attaches to, that's how
Fri Apr 24, 2020, 11:48 PM
Apr 2020

'mutations' happen. Building from whatever different cells contain that works to replicate itself.

Even within one human, the killing of mutations depends on the immunity system's ability to sort out the one common enzyme that exists across mutations, since cv moves around to various organs in the body. It doesn't stay in the lungs.

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Damn Champion Jack Apr 2020 #1
Stay home. This is no joke. Glimmer of Hope Apr 2020 #2
This!👆 SheltieLover Apr 2020 #11
Yeah, really.. Maxheader Apr 2020 #35
Sounds Faux pas Apr 2020 #3
Not the flu, like some people still think. Anybody can die a horrible death from this. Be safe. nt Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2020 #33
I feel Faux pas Apr 2020 #43
It's a parasite Rural_Progressive Apr 2020 #41
It's fine to kill the host when it's so highly infectious. JudyM Apr 2020 #42
No THAT is really scary. BComplex Apr 2020 #52
It is one well-adapted virus. Multiple fronts of attack, super-infectious, hides to hitch a ride JudyM Apr 2020 #55
This virus can be seen as part of the biosphere's immune system; Ghost Dog Apr 2020 #56
I keep thinking of that old ad JudyM Apr 2020 #57
And Mother Nature seems to be faring better these days, as a result. BComplex Apr 2020 #58
Yes, a stark illustration of our negative impact. But is it enough to inspire real economic change? JudyM Apr 2020 #59
I wish we had sane people in the republican party that actually cared about this country and BComplex Apr 2020 #60
Yes, if only! Drinking from the firehose these past few years. JudyM Apr 2020 #61
Whoa Faux pas Apr 2020 #44
OMG! elleng Apr 2020 #4
this monster is attacking like dweller Apr 2020 #5
This virus just won't let us go. sheshe2 Apr 2020 #6
And I'm Delphinus Apr 2020 #38
I hear you, Delphinus. sheshe2 Apr 2020 #49
It's as if they took every bad side effect of every drug and made a virus from it. dixiegrrrrl Apr 2020 #48
Kick and recommend for visibility bronxiteforever Apr 2020 #7
We could have been bdamomma Apr 2020 #8
Even when they don't have a stroke, there may be cognitive damage progree Apr 2020 #9
Impt. pts: I don't remember anything like this coming from Europe/Asia-- appalachiablue Apr 2020 #10
Well, one study out of China reports 30 mutations, SheltieLover Apr 2020 #14
Ouch. That one I haven't seen but two others today about appalachiablue Apr 2020 #17
I'll try to find article SheltieLover Apr 2020 #18
Chinese report: 30 mutations SheltieLover Apr 2020 #19
Thanks much, no wonder the stuff I've read- 30 strains?! appalachiablue Apr 2020 #21
You are very welcome SheltieLover Apr 2020 #22
When we consider that cv builds itself based on DNA of different cells it attaches to, that's how ancianita Apr 2020 #25
😳🤯 SheltieLover Apr 2020 #26
Non-medical person here, too. Just a reader of books on microbes and viruses. ancianita Apr 2020 #29
TY for the welcome 😊 SheltieLover Apr 2020 #30
Wow, I must have my head examined. You're an oldie here! Or else you've done a lot of posting ancianita Apr 2020 #31
I would not accept this as the gospel truth Fiendish Thingy Apr 2020 #27
Lots of mutations. nextstrain.org tracks the spread, like how NY got it mainly from Europe Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2020 #34
with tRump supporters, how could you tell? flibbitygiblets Apr 2020 #12
That kind of sounds like me, and I just turned 40 Victor_c3 Apr 2020 #15
Geez, Victor. Have you spoken with your doctors about Hortensis Apr 2020 #36
I've been working on an alternative for years Victor_c3 Apr 2020 #39
That last is nice to hear. I was just thinking of COVID itself, Hortensis Apr 2020 #40
IIRC another thing the 2009 movie 'Contagion' got right. AtheistCrusader Apr 2020 #13
You remembered that too, huh? NickB79 Apr 2020 #47
I read this same article an hour ago and the sentence... BigmanPigman Apr 2020 #16
This. Me too. Hortensis Apr 2020 #37
Isn't it pretty much the opposite of Ebola? csziggy Apr 2020 #20
Many first responders and essential workers are young or middle aged IronLionZion Apr 2020 #23
So if there has been a 4x increase in at-home deaths in NYC Chemisse Apr 2020 #24
That may be the most terrifying PatSeg Apr 2020 #28
kind of like The Andromeda Strain.... dhill926 Apr 2020 #45
Yes, much like that PatSeg Apr 2020 #51
This is terrifying. SunSeeker Apr 2020 #32
I'd rather they let me die NickB79 Apr 2020 #46
This virus is like a nightmare that just keeps getting worse. crickets Apr 2020 #50
Apparently something like this was studied back in 2014 in relation to SARS and MERS... AntiFascist Apr 2020 #53
K&R chia Apr 2020 #54
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