Dec 11, 2020Ā·1 reply
Brodie WavRIP Deebo
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Dec 11, 2020Sex Arse Tycoonthey can kill me before they stick me with pzifers mystery potion
What about moderna
- Dec 11, 2020Ā·1 reply
Buy stock in dry ice companies btw
Dec 11, 2020going to be a good % of people who dont get the vaccine cuz they don't trust it, another who don't because they don't think covid is serious, and still more who won't get it because they think its a government plot
- Dec 11, 2020Tdot
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Dec 11, 2020Ā·1 replySex Arse Tycoonthey can kill me before they stick me with pzifers mystery potion
did u get a call on that tobacco company
- Dec 11, 2020Ā·1 replyJimminy
Buy stock in dry ice companies btw
moderna stable to 25F
Dec 11, 2020Ā·2 repliesHonestly I donāt trust how quick they made this
- Dec 11, 2020Ā·1 replyR D
moderna stable to 25F
Long term storage still requires dry ice iirc
- Dec 11, 2020Dr FyaskHO
Honestly I donāt trust how quick they made this
The side effects will probably be worse than traditional vaccines because of this
- Dec 11, 2020Ā·1 replyJimminy
Long term storage still requires dry ice iirc
stays for one month at 25F but yeah idk longer than that
- Dec 11, 2020Ā·2 repliesDr FyaskHO
Honestly I donāt trust how quick they made this
they insert a recipe into ur ribosomes that makes a protein which then triggers ur immune response as if it were encountering covid
the tech's been around for like a decade we've just never had a need to produce a vaccine this rapidly
- Dec 11, 2020R D
they insert a recipe into ur ribosomes that makes a protein which then triggers ur immune response as if it were encountering covid
the tech's been around for like a decade we've just never had a need to produce a vaccine this rapidly
This all checks out Iām sure
But the government man
- Dec 11, 2020R D
stays for one month at 25F but yeah idk longer than that
The Moderna vaccine, which is also being reviewed for an EUA, āremains stable at 2Ā° to 8Ā°C (36Ā° to 46Ā°F), the temperature of a standard home or medical refrigerator, for 30 days,ā according to a Nov. 16 company statement. After 30 days, its vaccine can remain stable for up to six months at -20Ā° C (-4Ā°F) for up to six months.
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"WHAT YOU GOT ON MY 40 HOMIE??"
Damn, R.I.P. to Deebo.
Dec 11, 2020Dame got PG to stay with the Clippers
āIāll show him that I donāt switch teams all the time
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Dec 11, 2020A E M 7"WHAT YOU GOT ON MY 40 HOMIE??"
Damn, R.I.P. to Deebo.
Ctfu
- Dec 11, 2020
He was in so many good things fr
- Dec 11, 2020
Dude was in JACKIE BROWN
- Dec 11, 2020R D
did u get a call on that tobacco company
lol I should of up about 7 percent since last week
- Dec 11, 2020Ā·1 replyR D
they insert a recipe into ur ribosomes that makes a protein which then triggers ur immune response as if it were encountering covid
the tech's been around for like a decade we've just never had a need to produce a vaccine this rapidly
the problem with this approach is that the immune response will be far too strong.
Pfizers former head of respiratory disease research himself said it is likely to attack placenta because of structural similarities between their spike protein and that of placenta causing permanent infertility
Dec 11, 2020Ā·1 reply- Dec 11, 2020Ā·1 replySex Arse Tycoon
the problem with this approach is that the immune response will be far too strong.
Pfizers former head of respiratory disease research himself said it is likely to attack placenta because of structural similarities between their spike protein and that of placenta causing permanent infertility
"Any hint of similarity between syncytin-1 and the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein (which is used as part of the vaccine) is extremely remote," he said. "There are hardly any parts of the two proteins that are even vaguely similar, and they are far more distinct than would be needed for cross-reactivity of immune responses."
has there been any heightened infertility in women who've had covid?
- Dec 11, 2020R D
"Any hint of similarity between syncytin-1 and the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein (which is used as part of the vaccine) is extremely remote," he said. "There are hardly any parts of the two proteins that are even vaguely similar, and they are far more distinct than would be needed for cross-reactivity of immune responses."
has there been any heightened infertility in women who've had covid?
- Dec 11, 2020
that's a ridiculous claim because the immune response to this is going to be far stronger and longer lasting then the covid immune response we don't know the effects on fertility which is why its important to look for it in the test group... something Pfizer has failed to do