nixonix | maybe it was, but then in the field, after it was produced in larger quantities, then the cold chain | 00:00 |
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nixonix | pfizer had problems like that according to those leaked documents | 00:00 |
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nixonix | anyways, when it seems spike or S1 levels during the active infection are actually lower than previously thought, it seems like the hypothesis that binding of spike to cells' ace2 itself would be a major factor for the disease, seems wrok | 00:09 |
nixonix | wrong | 00:09 |
nixonix | at least in vascular endothelium | 00:10 |
Brainstorm | New from https://covid19.specops.network : ljl-covid: Add CureVac press release, failing primary endpoint with 47% efficacy → https://is.gd/TEyHR1 | 00:11 |
nixonix | the good thing with curevac failing is, its similar mrna vaccine, and those all suffer from the same manufacturing restrictions, like availability of PEG | 00:12 |
LjL | nixonix, what disappoints me is that Pfizer/BNT seems to have established itself as the "mainstream" vaccine, which would be good since it seems to be a good vaccine and it has shown it can meet production schedules... BUT unlike Moderna, they decided that thanks to their trial that showed it retains 75% efficacy against the bad variant (again i forget if SA or Indian), they decided they'll just provide a third booster shot *without any difference*, while both | 00:15 |
LjL | Moderna and AZ are working on variant-specific vaccines (Moderna is trialling one). i think not doing that is a myopic move, it may still work for now, but variants will keep varying. be aggressive. be proactive. | 00:15 |
nixonix | i think they just dont want to push the idea at the moment, and they have variant optimized versions ready | 00:18 |
LjL | nixonix, well, if they aren't trialling it, it'll take a longer delay to announce it and produce it... | 00:19 |
nixonix | you never know when a new different VOC appears again | 00:19 |
nixonix | was it pfizer that just said, they will have a vaccine for another variant ready in a week. whatever it means, like a production line putting out updated vaccine in a week? | 00:19 |
LjL | nixonix, i remember a "six week" quote, think that was Moderna but unsure, and i've always been assuming just they'd have the vaccine "design" ready in that time | 00:20 |
nixonix | but yea i would currently have my booster shot optimized vs indian variant | 00:20 |
nixonix | %title https://twitter.com/angie_rasmussen/status/1404450348614537219 | 00:26 |
Brainstorm | nixonix: From twitter.com: error parsing title ('NoneType' object has no attribute 'string') | 00:26 |
nixonix | said those vaccd with az should prob have mrna booster | 00:27 |
nixonix | as a 3rd | 00:27 |
LjL | hm it's more about single-dose J&J | 00:33 |
LjL | which makes sense as to me J&J is basically the same as a single dose of AZ, just studied specifically as such | 00:33 |
LjL | but i'm pretty bummed that my parents got AZ, and most people their age (70-80) ended up with Pfizer instead, and now they're stuck with a second dose of AZ, while people <60 will get mRNA as their second dose even if they got AZ as first | 00:34 |
LjL | their age is among the most vulnerable, and they are being treated with the least protective combination | 00:34 |
LjL | let's stop dancing around it, if we don't consider AZ good enough (and rare side effects are at least 50% just an excuse for that), let's stop using it. Pfizer delivers. | 00:35 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Uganda: +1110 cases (now 65631), +49 deaths (now 508) since a day ago — India: +2481 deaths (now 379512) since 21 hours ago — Monaco: +7 cases (now 2539) since a day ago | 00:35 |
nixonix | All assays have limits of detection (in this case it’s labelled). A 10 nM concentration is very small- and yet this is still about 100,000 times more spike than what we find in plasma. This assay is pretty special to be able to find anything reliably at this concentration | 00:38 |
nixonix | about if the amount of spike or S1 from vacc was harmfull or not | 00:39 |
nixonix | https://www.deplatformdisease.com/blog/spike-protein-circulating-in-the-vaccinated-what-does-it-mean | 00:39 |
nixonix | but that 100k claim contradicts with that on in the another paper | 00:40 |
nixonix | one | 00:40 |
de-facto | .title https://www.curevac.com/en/2021/06/16/curevac-provides-update-on-phase-2b-3-trial-of-first-generation-covid-19-vaccine-candidate-cvncov/ | 00:41 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From www.curevac.com: CureVac Provides Update on Phase 2b/3 Trial of First-Generation COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate, CVnCoV - CureVac | 00:41 |
de-facto | hmm that looks disappointing at first sight | 00:41 |
de-facto | hopefully their next gen works better | 00:43 |
de-facto | .titel https://www.curevac.com/en/2021/05/13/second-generation-covid-19-vaccine-candidate-cv2cov-demonstrates-high-immunogenicity-against-virus-variants-in-preclinical-study/ | 00:43 |
de-facto | .title https://www.curevac.com/en/2021/05/13/second-generation-covid-19-vaccine-candidate-cv2cov-demonstrates-high-immunogenicity-against-virus-variants-in-preclinical-study/ | 00:43 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From www.curevac.com: Second-Generation COVID-19 Vaccine Candidate, CV2CoV, Demonstrates High Immunogenicity Against Virus Variants in Preclinical Study - CureVac | 00:43 |
LjL | but how long until that reaches final stages? | 00:43 |
LjL | you were saying they already had trouble getting enough cases with the current trial... | 00:44 |
de-facto | yeah thats what i heard, before it was like they would finalize that in August or such because they could not get enough infections | 00:45 |
de-facto | but 47% in interim thats not enough :/ | 00:45 |
LjL | nope :( | 00:45 |
de-facto | maybe their dose is not sufficient with 12µg? (speculation!) | 00:45 |
LjL | yeah nixonix mentioned that | 00:46 |
LjL | but again changing the dose now is like starting from scratch unless they do AZ-style shenanigans | 00:46 |
de-facto | it was released hours ago | 00:46 |
de-facto | i dont know what they will do now | 00:46 |
LjL | sure, but we're allowed to speculate :P | 00:47 |
de-facto | afaik their technology is really advanced they even stabilized the mRNA at fridge temp for 3 month | 00:47 |
de-facto | i mean if Moderna injects 100µg mRNA, BioNTech 30µg and CureVac only 12µg maybe that is a difference? | 00:47 |
de-facto | again speculation | 00:48 |
LjL | but as i said there will have been a reason why they chose that dose in the first place, too | 00:48 |
de-facto | or that they tested in south america, because in europe they probably did not accumulate enough cases | 00:48 |
LjL | anyway, new dose, new trial. you can't predict side effects etc with a larger dose | 00:48 |
de-facto | and maybe in south america there are a lot of evasive mutants breeded already? | 00:48 |
de-facto | yeah true | 00:49 |
de-facto | yet i wonder how the other vaccines would do with those variants in south america, probably not as well as with the wuhan style (almost non mutated) first strains | 00:49 |
de-facto | LjL i think they aimed at being one of the vaccines with the lowest level of side effects, so maybe that is a reason they choose those 12µg | 00:51 |
de-facto | but back when they choose that they could not have known how much evasive potential SARS-CoV-2 really has over time | 00:51 |
de-facto | maybe the others were just like putting more margin in there on speculating they could need higher levels later (for the price of more side effects)? | 00:52 |
de-facto | again completely speculative, for sure we soon will read more about this | 00:53 |
de-facto | i am pretty sure their technology is one of the most advanced, their founder even was one of the discoverers of the very principle to use mRNA as therapeutic | 00:53 |
nixonix | Spike protein was detectable in three of 13 participants u an average of 15 days after the first injection. The mean spike peak level was 62 pg/mL ± 13 pg/mL. After the second vaccine dose, no S1 or spike was detectable, and both a antigens remained undetectable through day 56. | 00:58 |
lavadonut | my workplace is requiring everyone get vaccinated | 00:58 |
nixonix | https://academic.oup.com/cid/advance-article/doi/10.1093/cid/ciab465/6279075 | 00:58 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Liberia: +154 cases (now 2729), +1 deaths (now 95) since a day ago | 01:00 |
de-facto | hmm interesting, maybe their does really is the upper limit? | 01:13 |
de-facto | also found another about mRNA-1273 | 01:14 |
de-facto | .title https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamanetworkopen/fullarticle/2781173 | 01:14 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From jamanetwork.com: Incidence of SARS-CoV-2 Infection in Health Care Workers After a Single Dose of mRNA-1273 Vaccine | Infectious Diseases | JAMA Network Open | JAMA Network | 01:14 |
de-facto | "Among the 39 SARS-COV-2–positive vaccinated HCWs, 26 (66.7%) received dose 1 before December 29, 2020. Vaccine clinical effectiveness was 50.3% (95% CI, 23.0%-67.9%) for the entire 42-day period of follow-up, 77.5% (95% CI, 61.2%-87.0%) for days 8 through 42, and 95.0% (95% CI, 86.0%-98.2%) for days 15 through 42" | 01:14 |
nixonix | the link and quote i posted was about whether s-protein or s1 binding to cell's ace2 itself was harmful, especially in concentrations you get from mrna vaccines | 01:20 |
nixonix | pizers side effects after the 2nd dose are supposed to be more common than moderna's, even though pfizer has 30 ug vs 100 | 01:22 |
nixonix | pf.. | 01:22 |
de-facto | BNT more? i thought its the other way | 01:23 |
nixonix | and curevac doesnt use pseudouridine. although its about cells internal immune response, it may have an effect to other immune response too | 01:23 |
nixonix | i think they were just balancing different things trying to optimize stuff, maybe mrna production being one of the limiting factors | 01:24 |
nixonix | pfizer 30, moderna 100 wasnt it | 01:24 |
de-facto | btw in the paper you linked, quite interesting they speculate the cleavaging of the s1 subunit was done by proteases already present | 01:25 |
de-facto | i wonder if that could be used for therapy: cleave off the spikes on virions, make them fusion-incompetent | 01:25 |
de-facto | is that something that could be done in vivo? | 01:25 |
nixonix | curevac not using pseudouridine would mean cells immune respons would be harder to its mrna. but they had another ways to make it last and/or increase s-protein production by ribosomes | 01:25 |
de-facto | if its an enzyme it would not deplete by cutting off the spikes | 01:26 |
nixonix | isnt that tmprss2? | 01:26 |
nixonix | or furin | 01:26 |
de-facto | "The presence of S1 is likely due to the nature of the encoded mRNA-1273 spike protein, which contains a cleavable S1-S2 site and enables release of S1 from the spike trimer. We hypothesize that release of S1 protein could result from cleavage via mammalian cell proteases or circulating proteases." | 01:27 |
nixonix | like something else instead of furin maybe? | 01:29 |
de-facto | i am not sure what exactly they refer to there | 01:29 |
de-facto | which type of proteases and if they could be artificially optimized to "bite the spike" | 01:29 |
nixonix | maybe if it would make it really lose its s1, but if giving furin or something just activates those spikes, it wouldnt help | 01:30 |
de-facto | well yeah they found lots of s1 so it must have been separated | 01:30 |
de-facto | "We observe an increase in S1 over an initial period of one to five days, suggesting that mRNA translation begins immediately after vaccine inoculation. Interestingly, spike protein appears in three of thirteen participants on average eight days after S1 is produced." | 01:31 |
de-facto | to me that sounds like there is something separating S1 from S2 and that would be a desired effect | 01:32 |
de-facto | maybe something inside cells that would be suppressed by the other non-structural proteins when full SARS-CoV-2 is produced? | 01:33 |
de-facto | (wild speculation!) | 01:33 |
de-facto | maybe also something that would happen in cells in the liver? it would be the organ filtering out LNPs and thereby also blooming with spikes itself | 01:36 |
de-facto | so maybe there is something in there that cuts off S1 from S2 that would be suppressed if it was the real full SARS-CoV-2? | 01:37 |
de-facto | (even wilder speculation!) | 01:37 |
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nixonix | A proprotein convertase enzyme FURIN is upregulated upon immune cell activation, and it promotes infectivity by cleaving and activating pathogens | 01:41 |
nixonix | so it seems furin increases both in infection and when vaccine activates immune response | 01:41 |
nixonix | leading to more cleaving of s1/s2 | 01:41 |
nixonix | and with mrna vaccines, those whole spike proteins that stay anchored in cells, will be released when immune cells like nk cells or killer t-cells decide to get rid of them as they were infected | 01:43 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: CureVac shares tank 50% after preliminary data shows Covid vaccine is only 47% effective → https://is.gd/moatls | 01:44 |
nixonix | but whether those s1 or spikes from mrna or viralvector vaccines are harmful or not, is mostly academic (still mechanism are important to study tho). the result can be seen from population vaccinations, serious side effects are rare | 01:47 |
nixonix | but could it still explain those mycarditises? prob not imo, but who knows | 01:48 |
de-facto | but spikes that were cleaved can not initiate fusion anymore, so any protease that could do that without the fusion process would decrease pathogen infectivity right? | 01:49 |
nixonix | it needs to happen before fusion, so i dont think it would help | 01:50 |
nixonix | i wonder if curevac will ever tell what was the cause of the problem. leaving us too curious to handle it | 01:59 |
nixonix | just something like optimized the ribosomal functioning and s-protein expression blaa blaa | 02:00 |
de-facto | yes of course before fusion, hence preventing fusion | 02:01 |
nixonix | i need to try to find more recent information if whole the process is now understood, but the last time i read it wasnt | 02:06 |
nixonix | s1 and s2 dont separate altogether after the cleavage though | 02:06 |
nixonix | and then theres another cleavage in s2 that activates the fusion | 02:06 |
nixonix | so if you could separate s1 that might work, but furin doesnt do that | 02:07 |
nixonix | how it possibly happens with vaccines, so that free s1 are floating in plasma, separated from s2 still anchored to cell membrane, its all hypotheses level for now | 02:08 |
de-facto | yeah yet if some enzyme or protease could initiate a transition of full prefusion conformation of spike into something that is not able to fusion anymore it would be pretty interesting to investigate if such something could be injected or employed to damage virions spike to make them fusion-incompetent | 02:09 |
nixonix | if it does separate, maybe its because its somewhat different due to proline substitutions perhaps, or its anchored differently than in virions | 02:09 |
de-facto | yeah they dont claim to understand the process that leads to that s1 there, but it cant be immunity set (so early) hence my conjecture about something already present in the cells before (and possibly in the liver since it would get quite some of those LNPs according to Derek Lowe) | 02:10 |
nixonix | yeah, too bad that kind of possibility must have thought many times before. so it seems its not currently a viable solution. but maybe some kind of fully cleavaging enzyme could be invented then, who knows | 02:10 |
de-facto | idk if they knew about that S1 floating around after vaccination | 02:11 |
de-facto | maybe its the first hint to some mechanism that separates them and that already is present prior to first encounter with anything SARS-CoV-2 related (naive immune system and first injection) | 02:12 |
nixonix | destroying spikes any way, that would work. but apparently theres no way, yet anyways | 02:13 |
de-facto | if it was present already it must be compatible with normal body functions (at least at the place where it is, probably inside cells?) | 02:13 |
nixonix | theres a lot more virions with their spikes, at least in many patients, in plasma and produced in endothelium than anyone will get from mrna vaccine. so if its true that similar levels of s1 from infection and vaccine are in plasma, it must mean that s1 separates more easily when spikes are expressed by vaccinated cells | 02:17 |
de-facto | hmm or maybe that something that does such separation inside the cells that produce (either spikes or while virions) is suppressed by some of the SARS-CoV-2 Non-Structural-Proteins (NSPs) | 02:19 |
de-facto | maybe it got some fancy protease-XY inhibitor NSP that just is produced at the same time as the spikes hence they wont get cleaved during production when that is present? | 02:20 |
de-facto | and maybe that is not present outside cells? yet then why would it appear so early (are NK-cells already going berserk about those spike blooming ones that early?) | 02:22 |
nixonix | or that vaccine would just produce some of the s-proteins damaged, s1 separated | 02:22 |
de-facto | that could very well be the case, maybe degraded mRNA | 02:22 |
de-facto | i dont know what effect that would have, ribosomes choking on it only producing S1 subunits? | 02:23 |
nixonix | which dont have anchor region, so wouldnt stay in cell membrane | 02:24 |
de-facto | but something like that very easily could be determined in cell cultures | 02:24 |
de-facto | different levels of degraded mRNA and then looking at what the cells produce with that | 02:25 |
nixonix | could be. lets see what they will find out. the end result is important tho, benefit/harm in population | 02:25 |
de-facto | yes and all i said is completely speculative | 02:25 |
nixonix | novavax has modified spike so that s1 wont be cleavaged | 02:30 |
nixonix | ok next time, sleep | 02:38 |
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finely[m] | The G7 summit has made clear developed nations will conspire with big pharma to stop enough vaccines being produced to cover the world. | 12:47 |
finely[m] | There is a summit of politicians from the less developed world to try to address this. But it seems no politicians from South Africa, India, Bangladesh or Brazil are attending. These are the four countries that could form a bloc that could do something meaningful. China is a wildcard. They are often openly disdainful of intellectual property and have the resources to produce 18 vaccines a year. | 12:47 |
finely[m] | https://act.progressive.international/vaccine-internationalism/ | 12:47 |
finely[m] | "Obstructing a people’s access to vaccines during the pandemic is a crime against humanity" | 12:51 |
finely[m] | https://theintercept.com/2021/06/17/vaccine-g7-covid-internationalism-summit/ | 12:51 |
yuta | I heard UK young people infected. but death rate is still low. what is problem? | 12:56 |
finely[m] | Long COVID. More dangerous variants being produced in infected people (especially the immunocompromised). Passing the disease onto others. | 12:59 |
finely[m] | Lockdowns. People dying of other medical issues when they can't find hospital beds. | 13:00 |
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yuta | finely[m], Thanks | 13:12 |
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yuta | finely[m], but israel doesn't incrase infections. | 13:14 |
yuta | any difference... | 13:15 |
finely[m] | Not sure what you mean. | 13:16 |
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yuta | israel uses vacctines like UK , but infections doesn't inrease in israel. | 13:23 |
yuta | finely[m], | 13:23 |
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finely[m] | Don't know what's going on. Maybe different variants? Different behaviours or policies? | 13:26 |
dTal | different behaviors quite likely | 13:27 |
dTal | http://offloop.net/covid19/?default=United%20Kingdom;Israel&byPopulation=yes&logScale=yes&cumulative=no | 13:27 |
dTal | look at the first wave | 13:27 |
dTal | Israel recovered much faster than the UK and there were no vaccines in play at that point | 13:28 |
yuta | dTal, israel had potential to prevent them from viruses. I see. Thanks. | 13:29 |
yuta | well , air ventilarion is most important , I think lol | 13:33 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: White couple who got vaccines meant for First Nation are fined but not jailed | Canada → https://is.gd/t6Dh3j | 13:35 |
Brainstorm | New from The Indian Express (Health): Health: Does everyone infected with Covid develop antibodies? A doctor answers → https://is.gd/XmNxJ8 | 14:06 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Indonesia: +12624 cases (now 2.0 million), +277 deaths (now 53753) since a day ago — Nepal: +1768 cases (now 615984), +39 deaths (now 8597) since 23 hours ago — Switzerland: +2 deaths (now 10869) since 21 hours ago | 14:40 |
shayan_doust | %cases UK | 14:41 |
Brainstorm | shayan_doust: In United Kingdom, there have been 4.6 million confirmed cases (6.9% of the population) and 128058 deaths (2.8% of cases) as of 7 hours ago. 197.7 million tests were performed (2.3% positive). See https://offloop.net/covid19/?default=United%20Kingdom for time series data. | 14:41 |
shayan_doust | Interesting | 14:41 |
Brainstorm | New from Reddit (test): China_Flu: Hundreds of vaccinated Indonesian health workers get COVID-19, dozens in hospital → https://is.gd/IxCUL0 | 14:48 |
yuta | %cases JP | 14:48 |
Brainstorm | yuta: Sorry, JP not found. Either there aren't cases, or it's under a different name. | 14:48 |
yuta | %cases Japan | 14:48 |
Brainstorm | yuta: In Japan, there have been 779338 confirmed cases (0.6% of the population) and 14269 deaths (1.8% of cases) as of 3 hours ago. 15.6 million tests were performed (5.0% positive). Fatality can be broadly expected to lie between 0.2% (assuming prevalence as in tests) and less than 1.9% (considering only deaths and recoveries). See https://offloop.net/covid19/?default=Japan for time series data. | 14:48 |
finely[m] | " As Laurie Garrett suggested in a 2012 Foreign Affairs article, “few policy initiatives or normative standards set by the WHO are announced before they have been casually, unofficially vetted by Gates Foundation staff.” " | 14:49 |
finely[m] | https://www.jacobinmag.com/2015/11/philanthropy-charity-banga-carnegie-gates-foundation-development/ | 14:49 |
finely[m] | In a 2011 book chapter, Oxford health economist David Stuckler and his colleagues argue that “global health is ruled by a few private donors who make decisions in secret | 14:50 |
Brainstorm | New from Politico: Coronavirus: G7 host Cornwall sees coronavirus cases spike after sunny weekend → https://is.gd/eDAz1l | 14:59 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Dominica: +2 cases (now 191) since 6 days ago | 15:05 |
Brainstorm | New from NIH Director's blog: Meet an Inspiring Researcher Who Helped Create COVID-19 mRNA Vaccines: More than 170 million Americans already have received COVID-19 vaccines. As this number continues to grow and expand to younger age groups, I’m filled with overwhelming gratitude for all of the researchers who worked so diligently, over the course of [... want %more?] → https://is.gd/vDl8FO | 15:09 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Namibia: +2075 cases (now 69096), +33 deaths (now 1073) since a day ago — Senegal: +88 cases (now 42206), +2 deaths (now 1158) since a day ago — Germany: +2473 cases (now 3.7 million) since 22 hours ago | 15:30 |
Brainstorm | New from StatNews: Pharma: STAT+: Pharmalittle: CureVac Covid-19 shot was 47% effective in a trial; pricey brain cancer drug no longer covered by Medicare → https://is.gd/ouk8aX | 15:30 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: There is mounting evidence that the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines by Pfizer and Moderna could cause heart inflammation, especially in young men. → https://is.gd/IJ6UHN | 16:03 |
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Brainstorm | Updates for Zambia: +3394 cases (now 122244), +33 deaths (now 1525) since 18 hours ago — Bangladesh: +3840 cases (now 841087), +63 deaths (now 13345) since a day ago | 16:32 |
Brainstorm | New from BMJ Open: A pragmatic health centre-based evaluation comparing the effectiveness of a PCV13 schedule change from 3+0 to 2+1 in a high pneumococcal carriage and disease burden setting in Malawi: a study protocol: Introduction Streptococcus pneumoniae (the pneumococcus) is commonly carried as a commensal bacterium in the nasopharynx but can [... want %more?] → https://is.gd/cPlIBy | 16:35 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: Fake coronavirus tests may have helped fuel Indian outbreaks. The Indian authorities launched an investigation after an internal government report concluded that some private agencies responsible for coronavirus testing on pilgrims at a sprawling Hindu festival forged at least 100,000 results. → https://is.gd/7IVUCw | 16:46 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: Calgary hospital has 22 cases linked to Delta COVID-19 variant, including 10 fully vaccinated → https://is.gd/DZHaGR | 16:57 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: NIH study shows coronavirus may have been in U.S. as early as December 2019 → https://is.gd/2ZelzM | 17:08 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: COVID-19 was spreading in the US by December 2019, mounting evidence suggests → https://is.gd/Y2rHJk | 17:18 |
Brainstorm | New from Reddit (test): Thursday 17 June 2021 Update: submitted by /u/HippolasCage to r/CoronavirusUK → https://is.gd/YFbjKz | 17:29 |
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Brainstorm | Updates for Iraq: +5189 cases (now 1.3 million), +30 deaths (now 16811) since a day ago — Saudi Arabia: +1309 cases (now 470723), +14 deaths (now 7635) since a day ago | 17:34 |
Brainstorm | New from EMA: What's new: Medicine: Human medicines European public assessment report (EPAR): COVID-19 Vaccine Moderna, COVID-19 mRNA Vaccine (nucleoside modified), COVID-19 virus infection, Date of authorisation: 06/01/2021, Revision: 6, Status: Authorised → https://is.gd/ApJcx9 | 17:50 |
Brainstorm | Updates for United Kingdom: +11352 cases (now 4.6 million) since 23 hours ago | 17:59 |
Brainstorm | New from Derek Lowe: @Dereklowe: CureVac's disappointing results: I think they're real, I think that their vaccine is indeed inferior, and there are some plausible reasons why that might be:https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/archives/2021/06/17/curevac-comes-up-short → https://is.gd/q1Wwhj | 18:11 |
LjL | de-facto, ↑ | 18:17 |
Brainstorm | New from Derek Lowe: @ViralVectorTV: RT by @Dereklowe: I work on IVT mRNA and the lack of modified bases is puzzling. Unmod. mRNA looks like a lot like a RNA viral infection and cells often kill themselves before the protein is made. It def boosts immune response, but in a more generic/nontargeted way that isn't useful for a vaccine → https://is.gd/VOh2hO | 18:22 |
Brainstorm | New from The Indian Express: World: US to spend $3.2B for antiviral pills for Covid-19: Anthony Fauci → https://is.gd/zgFjBT | 18:33 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Kenya: +660 cases (now 177282), +6 deaths (now 3434) since 20 hours ago | 18:37 |
Brainstorm | New from NPR: A COVID Outbreak At The U.S. Embassy In Kabul Has Sickened 114 People And Killed 1: Military hospital ICU resources are at full capacity and the embassy has been forced to "create temporary, on-compound COVID-19 wards," according to a note sent to embassy staff. → https://is.gd/km0NtM | 18:54 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Mozambique: +165 cases (now 71929) since a day ago | 19:01 |
Brainstorm | New from The Indian Express (Health): Art and Culture: In Argentina, pandemic exacts a heavy toll on tango culture → https://is.gd/mE6ukK | 19:05 |
Brainstorm | New from Virological.org: Latest posts: @profbillg1901 profbillg1901: Genomic Gymnastics in the Nucleocapsid Gene of SARS-CoV-2 During Transmission in Humans: Transposition of ACGAAC and Creation of the novel N2 Gene → https://is.gd/1ujCqf | 19:16 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Italy: +1323 cases (now 4.2 million), +37 deaths (now 127190) since a day ago | 19:39 |
Brainstorm | New from ProPublica: ProPublica Data Visualizations Win Two Malofiej Medals: by ProPublica The Society for News Design España announced on Thursday that ProPublica projects won two medals, one gold and one bronze, at this year’s Malofiej, a prestigious annual competition honoring the best infographics in media from around the world. “ Hawaii’s [... want %more?] → https://is.gd/NxfX09 | 19:58 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Canada: +36 deaths (now 26001) since 23 hours ago | 20:04 |
Brainstorm | New from The Indian Express: World: Hundreds of vaccinated Indonesian health workers get COVID-19, dozens in hospital → https://is.gd/IVcA8l | 20:08 |
de-facto | LjL, yeah yet sometimes Derek Lowe is a bit on the US side of things, at least that is my impression. the only statement in there was "it could be due to unmodified mRNA that might be degenerating too fast" | 20:08 |
de-facto | nothing about dosing, nothing about exact variants, etc | 20:09 |
de-facto | (he could be right, no question about that, yet its a lot of sentences around this one statement) | 20:09 |
xrogaan | Any thoughts on https://trialsitenews.com/did-pfizer-fail-to-perform-industry-standard-animal-testing-prior-to-initiation-of-mrna-clinical-trials/ | 20:15 |
xrogaan | %title | 20:15 |
Brainstorm | xrogaan: From trialsitenews.com: Did Pfizer Fail to Perform industry Standard Animal Testing Prior to Initiation of mRNA Clinical Trials? | 20:15 |
LjL | xrogaan, i'm not finding a lot of information about this trialsitenews.com site | 20:22 |
xrogaan | Yeah, but the content though? | 20:28 |
Brainstorm | New from Gazzetta Ufficiale italiana: MINISTERO DELLA SALUTE - ORDINANZA 16 giugno 2021: Ulteriori misure urgenti in materia di contenimento e gestionedell'emergenza epidemiologica da COVID-19 in relazione all'eventomusicale in programma all'Arena Sferisterio di Macerata il 18 e 19giugno 2021. (21A03740) → https://is.gd/3tgGwo | 20:30 |
xrogaan | LjL: Been having an exchange on another channel here: https://dpaste.com/E7BAVZ79F | 20:33 |
nixonix | found some information on spike levels during acute infection, seems to be around a few hundred pg/ml usually during the first week or so, but varies quite a bit | 20:38 |
nixonix | spike, not s1 | 20:39 |
nixonix | After the first 100 μg dose, the mRNA-1273 vaccine produced detectable levels of S1 antigen in plasma in 11 participants and spike antigen was detected in three of 13 participants. | 20:40 |
nixonix | these quotes are from the study about vaccine induced s1 and spike in plasma, tho. but i mentioned that above as a comparison | 20:40 |
nixonix | S1 antigen was detected as early as day one post vaccination and peak levels were detected on average five days after the first injection (Figure 1A). The mean S1 peak levels was 68 pg/mL ±21 pg/mL. S1 in all participants declined and became undetectable by day 14. | 20:41 |
nixonix | Spike protein was detectable in three of 13 participants an average of 15 days after the first injection. The mean spike peak level was 62 pg/mL ± 13 pg/mL. After the second vaccine dose, no S1 or spike was detectable, and both antigens remained undetectable through day 56. For one individual (Participant #8), spike was detected at day 29, one day | 20:41 |
nixonix | after the second injection and was undetectable two days later. | 20:41 |
LjL | xrogaan, i can't say that someone who's had an experience of very serious adverse effects around them doesn't matter. it's unsettling, but if it were statistically typical, then how come most of my extended family got jabbed and none had horrid life-threatening effects at all? did yours? did anyone here? | 20:43 |
LjL | as to skipping testing, the article doesn't seem to provide very clear evidence, or i haven't paid close enough attention, but honestly, i'm not among those who believe these vaccines have been tested "just the same as any other vaccines" and just had faster bureaucracy | 20:44 |
LjL | i would not be at all surprised to find a few standards phases of testing have been uh "fast-tracked" | 20:44 |
LjL | but right now these vaccines are mostly working and not killing people unless somehow most people's experience is like golinux's but they all hide it | 20:45 |
nixonix | what they "skipped" was reduced safety data period, from typical 6 months required to 2 months. but large population vaccinations have already showed that there are no serious concerns, exp that anaphylaxis thing that can be avoided (mrna vaxes, that is) | 20:45 |
LjL | nixonix maybe you can give more competent commentary to xrogaan over this article https://trialsitenews.com/did-pfizer-fail-to-perform-industry-standard-animal-testing-prior-to-initiation-of-mrna-clinical-trials/ | 20:45 |
nixonix | im not aware of that mentioned in the title. so not commenting before i have found out :) | 20:46 |
nixonix | but that site is antivaxer and pro-ivermectin site | 20:47 |
nixonix | so i would check from more reliable sources | 20:47 |
xrogaan | how do you know that? :P | 20:47 |
nixonix | im familiar with the site | 20:48 |
xrogaan | I can't drop "the site is antivax because somebody who's familiar with it said so". | 20:48 |
nixonix | indo are you here? those health care workers got 2 doses of the chinese vax? | 20:49 |
nixonix | https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacific/hundreds-indonesian-doctors-contract-covid-19-despite-vaccination-dozens-2021-06-17/ | 20:49 |
LjL | xrogaan, well what do you expect him to say? if he knows that based on having read several things from it and noticed they were the way he described... | 20:50 |
nixonix | xrogaan, we have currently around 1 billion or so vaccinated with mrna vaccines, so a lot more safety data than from something like 30-40k phase 3 trials | 20:51 |
nixonix | even though the required safety data was shorter than usual. it was a calculated risk vs lots of people dying from sars-cov-2 infection | 20:51 |
nixonix | who knows a tracker where we could see how many doses given for different types or brands of vaccines? by country or just world wide | 20:52 |
LjL | i only know of one for my country | 20:53 |
LjL | nixonix, OWID has it for the US https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/covid-vaccine-doses-by-manufacturer?country=~USA | 20:55 |
LjL | hm maybe for other countries too, Italy works | 20:56 |
LjL | just a few | 20:56 |
nixonix | yeah, i was thinking either world wide, or a combined site where you could easily check for any country | 20:56 |
nixonix | there are wikis for countries. maybe wiki has a list for that i was looking for too, have to check out later | 20:57 |
nixonix | ah owid, yeah but it didnt have by brand or type, or does it have now? | 20:57 |
nixonix | by manufacturer... need glasses | 20:57 |
nixonix | ok ty | 20:58 |
nixonix | i thought they only had those summaries of doses, that i have used | 20:59 |
LjL | my guess is they have it for nearly all countries that openly publish that information. which if that's the case, looks like it's not many | 21:00 |
nixonix | this is handy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COVID-19_misinformation | 21:01 |
nixonix | they often have lag for data in owid. also for stringency index its not been accurate for finland, possibly nobody bothers to find out whats happening in the end of the world, or they dont consider other than nation level changes | 21:03 |
nixonix | it showed straight line for several months, when there were subregional changes during the mid-winter peak | 21:03 |
nixonix | or spring-winter | 21:03 |
Brainstorm | Updates for France: +79 deaths (now 110660) since 21 hours ago | 21:06 |
LjL | nixonix, i found other sites that kept tract of stringency of measures adopted, one or two seemed very specific, but i've failed to note them down and/or use their API for the bot :( | 21:07 |
LjL | let me see if logs are any help | 21:08 |
LjL | nixonix, one was https://covidtracker.bsg.ox.ac.uk/ | 21:09 |
LjL | nixonix, and https://covid-statistics.jrc.ec.europa.eu/RMeasures for EU countries, not sure if there was another one | 21:10 |
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nixonix | thanks, ill save those in my notes | 21:12 |
xrogaan | LjL: anyhow, thanks for the input. | 21:18 |
nixonix | today was that conference about myocarditis. but for usa, it was apparently mostly based on VAERS reports | 21:19 |
nixonix | https://www.tampabay.com/news/health/2021/05/03/federal-vaers-database-a-critical-research-tool-breeding-ground-for-misinformation/ | 21:19 |
nixonix | i havent followed the subject during the last couple of weeks, if they have new information in israel | 21:19 |
nixonix | xrogaan ill have a look on those animal test claims, if you find another reliable source for the claim | 21:20 |
xrogaan | I'm not really looking for any. It just popped in the discussion. | 21:21 |
nixonix | but for sure they shortened the required saftety data periods because of pandemia. they did that for human trials, so wouldnt be surprise if they did that for animal tests too | 21:21 |
nixonix | they did phases overlapping each other, rolling review of the results, everything possible | 21:22 |
nixonix | brits even approved possibly earlier than enough safety data. EMA took a bit more time | 21:23 |
nixonix | for FDA standards it was in normal circumstances 6 months safety data, and for adjuvanted vaccines 12 months (they have additional risks, adjuvants) | 21:24 |
nixonix | betacoronavirus nucleocapsids are risky. but currently approved sars2 vaccines, in the west that is, use only s-protein | 21:25 |
nixonix | so whole virus vaccines will prob never be approved for sars2 in the west | 21:26 |
nixonix | live-attenuated or killed | 21:26 |
nixonix | for influenza its different | 21:26 |
xrogaan | brits are in deep troubles as I understand it. | 21:28 |
nixonix | funny that curevac, maybe bnt and moderna were just lucky, and curevac was unlucky | 21:28 |
xrogaan | lucky in having a working vaccine? | 21:28 |
nixonix | indian variant yeah, but the share of it cant increase anymore. then the summer still affects even more, and increasing vax numbers. some day it will level and start to decrease again, indian or not | 21:28 |
xrogaan | I don't mean the variant, but their ability to vaccinate. | 21:29 |
nixonix | yeah, you never know for sure how efficient it is, whose solution was the right one. obviously curevac's wasnt | 21:29 |
xrogaan | Was Institut Pasteur, in France, unlucky too? | 21:29 |
nixonix | what do you mean, they have been faster than the rest of europe, and it isnt slowing like it is in usa, and was in israel already couple of months ago | 21:30 |
xrogaan | They dropped out pretty quickly. | 21:30 |
nixonix | maybe. but different tech | 21:30 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Spain: +4197 cases (now 3.8 million), +19 deaths (now 80634) since a day ago | 21:30 |
nixonix | pasteur institut, what was their vax again? sanofi also has pasteur in its name, they failed their first vax | 21:33 |
xrogaan | They're postponing reopening for some reason? | 21:34 |
nixonix | pasteur institute has their measles vector vaccine, idk how its progressing | 21:35 |
xrogaan | How is it that an island is overrun by a variant where the mainland is mostly fine? | 21:36 |
nixonix | it has an advantage to the kent variant. you can only stop it overtaking if you stop faster spreading variant to the border, or are lucky enough not to get it, or succeed in tracing the cases | 21:37 |
nixonix | because however strict restrictions you do, it still has the advantage. unless those areas where the faster spreading variant is more common, have stricter and tracing succeeds too | 21:38 |
LjL | nixonix, do you think there is any long-term possibility of predicting what mutations are most likely to occur in the future and create vaccines to target them before they actually occur in the wild? | 21:39 |
nixonix | and obviously brits got enough cases from india. so it overtook there faster | 21:39 |
nixonix | according to some virologist, theres limited number of beneficial mutations, and they are all known by now | 21:40 |
LjL | that would be encouraging | 21:41 |
nixonix | then there are some combinations with synergic effect, but they have gone through those too. so it looks like they know that mutations to expect. just how transmissible and how severe they might be, is still open | 21:41 |
xrogaan | https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/vaccinations | 21:42 |
xrogaan | The rate seems to have slowed down? | 21:42 |
LjL | xrogaan, because they're giving second doses | 21:42 |
nixonix | *that=what | 21:42 |
xrogaan | Was gonna point that out LjL :) | 21:43 |
LjL | the "Number of vaccinations given, by report date" graph is somewhat stable | 21:43 |
Brainstorm | New from CIDRAP: News Scan for Jun 17, 2021: COVID-19 deaths and racial disparities Diverse COVID immune response Low COVID-19 reinfection in Italy Routine vaccines during COVID-19 → https://is.gd/Qh6zlZ | 21:43 |
LjL | with the Indian variant, they have decided to hasten second doses, because the first dose provides limited protection | 21:44 |
xrogaan | Can't they buy more vaccine? | 21:44 |
nixonix | still straight as an arrow for uk https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/covid-vaccination-doses-per-capita?time=2021-01-01..latest&country=USA~RUS~DEU~GBR~FRA~ITA~CAN~DNK~ISR | 21:44 |
nixonix | uk is one of the most pro vax countries. spain was even more pro i think.. | 21:45 |
LjL | xrogaan, pretty sure everyone is making/buying as much vaccine as they can | 21:45 |
LjL | otherwise you could tell the entire world to "just buy more vaccine" | 21:45 |
LjL | is israel stuck at 60% due to that debacle with no paying for some Pfizer doses? | 21:47 |
LjL | they definitely hit a wall | 21:47 |
LjL | or does the 100% include Palestinians who just aren't likely to be vaccinated, and/or other people who are vaccine hesitant | 21:48 |
nixonix | i just saw some percentages, the biggest factor (bedides younger apparently less willing, unless some "motivators" like access to bars, events and abroad are used) are large share of arabs and ultra-orthodox, the last ones even less willing if i recall | 21:49 |
LjL | ah | 21:49 |
nixonix | russia, or was it just moscow, just mandated vaccines for those that work with customers | 21:50 |
nixonix | 2 months time to get one | 21:50 |
LjL | In 2010 a report released by the Israel Central Bureau of Statistics showed that 8% of Israel's Jewish population defines itself as ultra-Orthodox, 12% as Orthodox, 13% as traditional-religious, 25% as traditional, and 42% as secular, on a descending scale of religiosity. | 21:50 |
nixonix | putin said around 3 weeks ago, there wont be mandated vaccinations | 21:50 |
LjL | Putin is about as reliable as Andrew Lee | 21:51 |
Brainstorm | New from StatNews: Listen: The Covid vaccine booster debate, 23andMe hits Wall Street, & biotech’s call of the decade: Is 23andMe a tech company? Do we really need booster shots of Covid-19 vaccines? And what happens when mRNA goes wrong? Find out on the latest episode of "The Readout… → https://is.gd/JzSbQJ | 21:53 |
nixonix | btw that wiki link for misinformation, i havent read it through, just thought it can be handy | 22:01 |
nixonix | i prob dont agree with them in everything i suppose, and some subjects need more detailed information, like eg can mrna alter your dna and exactly why not | 22:02 |
nixonix | eg it didnt have anythign about shortcuts for animal tests. or analyses on reliability of some more common "information" sites | 22:03 |
nixonix | but it had something on ivermectin, not enough for that complex subject, but something | 22:03 |
nixonix | bbl, on phone | 22:04 |
Brainstorm | New from CIDRAP: Youth, Delta variant behind UK COVID surge: Mary Van Beusekom | News Writer | CIDRAP News Jun 17, 2021 The latest epidemiological analyis showed a 11-day doubling time, and lab studies yielded new details on vaccine protection against Delta. → https://is.gd/v0QK91 | 22:14 |
LjL | <CarlSagan_> [NIST] New Standard for Vaccine Fridges Unveiled https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2021/06/new-standard-vaccine-fridges-unveiled 2021-06-17T12:00:00 | 22:29 |
nixonix | %title https://globalnews.ca/news/7959406/covid-vaccine-mrna-astrazeneca-canada/ | 22:31 |
Brainstorm | nixonix: From globalnews.ca: mRNA COVID-19 vaccines should be 2nd dose after AstraZeneca shot: NACI - National | Globalnews.ca | 22:31 |
LjL | i bet they'll decide to make them the standard second shot for everyone right after my parents get AZ instead :( (again) | 22:32 |
nixonix | they will eventually get another one on top of them, either mrna or possibly novavax that looks good too | 22:34 |
nixonix | and possibly even updated for eg indian variant | 22:35 |
LjL | well time is our enemy | 22:35 |
nixonix | here when they were giving shots for 70-74 yo when there was already in news those az induced thromboses, most of those that age skipped the vaccinations and waited until they gave them mrna | 22:36 |
nixonix | and a few age groups passed them while they had to wait | 22:37 |
nixonix | i was also concerned the level of immunity in population that vaccinations with az would give, that wouldnt be enough. although pretty much nothing realistic number is, because maybe around 4% of ppl here have had infection | 22:39 |
nixonix | not much more anyway. my estimation was 4% around 6 weeks ago, and at the same time IHME had the same estimation | 22:39 |
nixonix | for israel, combined those vaccinated and who have had previous infection, using 0% chance of reinfection and 95% protection for infection from their mostly pfizer vaccines, i had the immunization for israel a bit under 80% currently | 22:41 |
nixonix | considering the partial overlap of those groups. prob closer to 75% would be more likely though | 22:42 |
nixonix | seems to work, for their variants and the level of restrictions they currently have | 22:42 |
nixonix | but its not evenly spread, neither vaccinations that old people are more likely to have, and immunization from infection, that younger groups are way more likely to have | 22:44 |
Brainstorm | New from CIDRAP: Africa's COVID-19 surge picks up speed: Lisa Schnirring | News Editor | CIDRAP News Jun 17, 2021 Some African countries that have vaccine are having challenges deploying it, even some that are experiencing surges. → https://is.gd/Or8CYW | 22:45 |
nixonix | and when it spreads, younger groups have way more close contacts when people are still careful and/or there are still restrictions | 22:45 |
nixonix | because the lack of proper multi-group models really equalling the reality, epidemiologist have been surprised again and again, for "unpredictability" of this virus | 22:47 |
nixonix | %title https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/jun/11/delta-variant-is-linked-to-90-of-covid-cases-in-uk | 22:48 |
Brainstorm | nixonix: From www.theguardian.com: Delta variant causes more than 90% of new Covid cases in UK | Coronavirus | The Guardian | 22:48 |
de-facto | .title https://imgur.com/a/W9NDdNu https://i.imgur.com/FJfSHWO.png src: https://www.rki.de/DE/Content/InfAZ/N/Neuartiges_Coronavirus/DESH/Bericht_VOC_2021-06-16.pdf?__blob=publicationFile | 22:48 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From imgur.com: COVID Germany: Evolution of SARS-CoV-2-VoCs - Album on Imgur | 22:48 |
de-facto | B.1.617.2 is dominantly on the raise, currently at ~6.2% in Germany | 22:48 |
de-facto | its pretty clear by now it will take over here too :/ | 22:49 |
de-facto | btw B.1.617.2 is the delta variant (the Indian Mutant that took over UK too) | 22:49 |
nixonix | topol, usa, couplde of days ago "We're at ~12% infections d/t Delta and it'll be dominant (>50%) in the next few weeks" | 22:50 |
nixonix | https://twitter.com/EricTopol/status/1404790585219719170 | 22:50 |
nixonix | doubling every 2 weeks in usa (although their sequencing is lacking - so maybe) | 22:50 |
de-facto | same in UK afaik, doubling each 11 days or so with R~1.3 | 22:51 |
de-facto | delta is probably something like 40%-60% more reproductive than alpha | 22:51 |
de-facto | i think it will take over, time to start with updating vaccines and do the trials *now* | 22:52 |
nixonix | ferguson and ic team around week ago thought 40-80%, 60% being most likely | 22:52 |
de-facto | yeah something around that, always depends on the data (and environment how much founders effect etc) | 22:53 |
nixonix | SAGE thought 40%, and a third team thought a bit under 60% | 22:53 |
de-facto | its pretty clear by now that it will take over the world, just like B.1 (D614G) and B.1.1.7 (alpha, UK VoC) before it | 22:55 |
nixonix | another possibility for damaged s-proteins, besides damaged mrna, could be that they just push ribosome protein production so hard, or lengthen the production from single mrna with poly-a trickery, some of the proteins wont be intact | 22:58 |
nixonix | it might be conscious choise between maximized efficacy and some unsignificant amount of damaged product, so that they are prefectly aware of it | 22:59 |
de-facto | yes | 22:59 |
de-facto | it may even depend on codon optimization | 22:59 |
nixonix | and were to begin with, i meant | 22:59 |
de-facto | the proteins need to fold while they are produced, so faster (codon) is not always better | 22:59 |
de-facto | it may be required that timing for folding of the newly created protein must be "synchronized" with codon reading speed | 23:00 |
de-facto | .title https://biosignaling.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12964-020-00642-6 | 23:00 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From biosignaling.biomedcentral.com: A code within the genetic code: codon usage regulates co-translational protein folding | Cell Communication and Signaling | Full Text | 23:00 |
nixonix | you guys obv read that newer hypothesis on az problem? damaged proteins because the method its produced is not the same cells usually do, inside nucleus | 23:00 |
nixonix | and that researcher suggested a fix for that. also thought jnj was only partially affected, and thus for them there was less thrombosis | 23:01 |
nixonix | the critic was, that he didnt show the mechanism that those damaged s-proteins would cause the clotting | 23:02 |
nixonix | but there may not be one, and his hypothesis may still be right. so that it wouldnt cause the thrombosis, but still damaged product that may or may not matter | 23:02 |
de-facto | hmm i wonder if it also would be found in Sputnik, and if so if it would appear in their surveillance system | 23:03 |
de-facto | similar Ad.26 for primer i guess? | 23:04 |
de-facto | if it could be determined if it either 1) also appears there at similar rates to JJJ or 2) definitely can be excluded that it appears there comparison could be a hint to the nature for a mechanism proposed | 23:05 |
nixonix | the older theory was damaged virus particles and dna from them combining with platelets PF4 attracting antibodies, and causing platelets to clog up | 23:05 |
de-facto | i also wonder if all of them use plasminogen promoter sequences | 23:06 |
xrogaan | so, could the Delta Indian Variant One spread rapidly even during summer? | 23:08 |
xrogaan | In opposition to last year where the spread was mostly fine. | 23:08 |
de-facto | obviously it can spread in UK | 23:08 |
de-facto | i wonder if there even could be a thing like variant specific seasonality | 23:09 |
nixonix | sequences in dna? how? | 23:09 |
de-facto | would be a bit of a crazy idea, but could it be that variant properties relate to mucus properties in summer/winter? | 23:09 |
de-facto | or maybe stability in environment? | 23:10 |
de-facto | but that would be less likely i guess, geometry is same, etc | 23:10 |
de-facto | B.1.1.7 = winter, B.1.617.2 = summer? | 23:10 |
de-facto | hmm maybe too crazy | 23:10 |
nixonix | dengue has four types and all the problems that come with them | 23:11 |
de-facto | oh dont start to imply original antigenic sin alike mechanisms, that would be the horror | 23:12 |
nixonix | flu has 3, but not similar problems like ADE from one type of infection and reinfection then with another. and the same with vaccines | 23:12 |
de-facto | so far we have not seen any of that in SARS-CoV-2, updated vaccines (B.1.351) produced highly neutralizing antibodies against the updated VoC just fine | 23:13 |
nixonix | they thought, the first flu you get during your first 1 or 2 years, you are better protected afterwards for that type. not sure how confirmed yet | 23:15 |
nixonix | flu, A and B i suppose | 23:15 |
de-facto | .title https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.06.08.447308v1 | 23:16 |
nixonix | maybe if you get sars2 similarly at very early age, its reinfections will be just sniffles from then on | 23:16 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From www.biorxiv.org: The ChAdOx1 vectored vaccine, AZD2816, induces strong immunogenicity against SARS-CoV-2 B.1.351 and other variants of concern in preclinical studies | bioRxiv | 23:16 |
nixonix | and telomeres, who knows, maybe it will lengthen them | 23:16 |
de-facto | lol anti-aging ? | 23:16 |
nixonix | anti-aging could become from protecting or healing mitochondrios. something like that they have been studying | 23:20 |
nixonix | or then stepping in from later stage with antioxidants | 23:20 |
nixonix | what was that "moscow variant", did they release key mutations? | 23:23 |
Brainstorm | New from r/WorldNews: worldnews: Previous infection with coronavirus does not necessarily protect against Covid in the longer term, especially when caused by new variants of concern, a study on healthcare workers suggests. → https://is.gd/XYy2QZ | 23:26 |
nixonix | still lots of infections in south america. but when curevac will have new trials in the fall, it may take time to get enough cases | 23:28 |
nixonix | %title https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/16/business/taiwan-china-biontech-vaccine.html | 23:29 |
Brainstorm | nixonix: From www.nytimes.com: Taiwan Accuses China of Blocking Access to BioNTech Vaccines - The New York Times | 23:29 |
nixonix | outside covax program: | 23:30 |
nixonix | %title https://thediplomat.com/2021/06/japan-steps-up-its-vaccine-diplomacy-in-southeast-asia/ | 23:31 |
Brainstorm | nixonix: From thediplomat.com: Japan Steps Up Its ‘Vaccine Diplomacy’ in Southeast Asia – The Diplomat | 23:31 |
nixonix | "Superintendent David Ryan announced the district is conducting an audit into the marking of students' hands at the Exeter High School prom to designate vaccination status for COVID-19 | 23:32 |
nixonix | magic marker though, not with tattoo | 23:32 |
nixonix | or a magnetic micro chip | 23:33 |
de-facto | what russian variant? | 23:34 |
de-facto | .title https://www.reuters.com/world/moscow-covid-19-surge-probably-due-infectious-variants-mayor-2021-06-17/ | 23:34 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From www.reuters.com: Moscow facing new aggressive coronavirus variant, mayor says | Reuters | 23:34 |
de-facto | :/ | 23:34 |
Brainstorm | Updates for Germany: +597 cases (now 3.7 million) since 19 hours ago — Canada: +31 deaths (now 26009) since 22 hours ago | 23:35 |
nixonix | .title https://riotimesonline.com/brazil-news/miscellaneous/covid-19/pharmaceutical-company-tells-brazils-covid-cpi-that-it-billed-8-times-more-in-2020-with-covid-kit-drugs/ | 23:37 |
Brainstorm | nixonix: From riotimesonline.com: Pharma company tells Brazil's Covid CPI that it billed 8 times more in 2020 with "Covid kit" drugs | The Rio Times | 23:37 |
nixonix | ivermectin, hcq, azithromycin, you guessed it already... | 23:37 |
de-facto | .title https://virological.org/t/spread-of-endemic-sars-cov-2-lineages-in-russia/689/2 | 23:38 |
Brainstorm | de-facto: From virological.org: Spread of endemic SARS-CoV-2 lineages in Russia - #2 by g.bazykin - nCoV-2019 Genomic Epidemiology - Virological | 23:38 |
nixonix | .397 isnt on VOI lists? | 23:41 |
nixonix | .title https://www.reuters.com/article/health-coronavirus-curevac-production/curevac-may-let-contractors-make-rival-vaccines-if-own-shot-fails-ceo-idUSL5N2NZ4UE | 23:43 |
Brainstorm | nixonix: From www.reuters.com: CureVac may let contractors make rival vaccines if own shot fails - CEO | Reuters | 23:43 |
nixonix | crimes increased a lot in hk during the pandemic https://www.channelnewsasia.com/news/asia/covid-19-pandemic-crime-surge-hong-kong-devil-breath-cash-scam-15032056 | 23:48 |
nixonix | .title https://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2021-06/ifbo-cbs061721.php | 23:58 |
Brainstorm | nixonix: From www.eurekalert.org: Controlling brain states with a ray of light | EurekAlert! Science News | 23:58 |
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