The study identifies antibodies from a cold infection that interacts with COVID

Cheraw Chronicle ^ | May 30, 2021 | Haley Howe

[BenLurkin]

Most Americans have been exposed to various coronaviruses before Covid-19 The epidemic, which can cause a specific antibody to be stimulated in the event of a COVID-19 infection....

Published in the academic journal Nature Communications. The peer-reviewed study examined how the body’s immune system responds to COVID-19 after previous exposure to at least one of the other four coronaviruses common in the United States that cause the relatively benign disease known as the cold.

The study found that ...it interacts not only with SARS-CoV-2, which causes COVID-19, but also SARS-CoV-1, which causes severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS).

This antibody is likely produced by a memory B cell that has previously been exposed to the common cold...

[BiglyCommentary]

Haha! Early 2020. Though it feels like this has been going on over 2 years

[Defiant]

So if someone says they’re a New Yorker, does that mean they think they are an ugly Chrysler sedan?

[billyboy15]

“So if someone says they’re a New Yorker, does that mean they think they are an ugly Chrysler sedan?”

I’m not sure your post was meant for me but I’ll answer it anyway.

I don’t know what New Yorkers think of themselves but I think comparing them to a Chrysler of any kind is a supreme insult to the Chrysler even though the brand is the crappiest ever made.

[Defiant]

Well, as I understand it, a berliner was a particular kind of donut. I don’t speak German, but I know that Kennedy said he was a Berliner to mean that he was standing with Berlin against the Soviets who had just erected the wall. He was later ridiculed for saying that he was a donut. Hence my question about someone claiming to be a New Yorker. It doesn’t make you a car.

[Wuli]

Also quite possible, as it is well known that the CDC guidelines on the PCR test had the number of cycles set too high, and likely reading many false positives.