[MarMema]

I’ve been curious about cross reacrtivity...
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=ACYBGNTDnoKb1FYtNBtEq7lTrZpVjMVGrw%3A1580076970542&source=hp&ei=qg8uXqmDH8besAXD5J6YBQ&q=corona+viruses+cross-reactivity&oq=corona+viruses+cross-reactivity&gs_l=mobile-gws-wiz-hp.12...2146.25634..28463...1.0..0.1418.28102.5-3j20j8......0....1.........35i39j0i131j0j46j0i3j0i131i10j46i131j0i324j0i324i10j46i10j0i10j0i13j0i13i30j33i160.UjFu67LMLZA#ip=1

Also read that a group experienced in mRna vaccines is working with NIH on one for Wuhan. Which part of the virus do you think they will target, and is it possible to make a polyclonal/polyvalent vaccine?

[grey_whiskers]

Depends on how quick it mutates / spreads, right?

They can't even get a vaccine for everyday flu correct.

But we're magically supposed to trust our very lives because (smug) raised eybrows "SMARTER than you."

Same as the clowns in the fictional Jurassic Park, "All vertebrates are inherently female anyway."

[Black Agnes]

If it mutates significantly with each transmission, like HIV, it will be very difficult to make a vaccine.