ScienceBlocks, Ph.D.
@scienceblocksCell biologist, Steemstem Honor Member and Mentor, and someone who enjoys communicating science.
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RE: Life in covid19 testing lab and virology research during the times of pandemic - the crazy year.
I am not really sure if I understand your question clearly. But if you are pointing at the alternative theory where viruses aren't real, then I must say that I have been working with them for over 8 years
RE: Life in covid19 testing lab and virology research during the times of pandemic - the crazy year.
I am not an epidemiologist, so not the best person to answer that. But from what has happened across the globe and based on few discussions I have been to we do anticipate that. Its best to keep a look
RE: Life in covid19 testing lab and virology research during the times of pandemic - the crazy year.
That was done by a collaborating lab. Only one lab in the campus has permission to produce and distribute the virus. This is helps in keeping a good inventory of the virus available. The other labs then
RE: Life in covid19 testing lab and virology research during the times of pandemic - the crazy year.
Really like how you have written the post. There is one thing I would like to point out though - we should not assume that a vaccine and natural infection may work the same way. There are lots of aspects
RE: Life in covid19 testing lab and virology research during the times of pandemic - the crazy year.
Well there is a difference between having similarity with other corona viruses and being identical. Take example of say human actin gene vs mouse actin gene. They are similar but not identical. There are