Universal vaccine targets coronaviruses to prevent future pandemics

https://medicalxpress.com ^ | Jun 22, 2021 | by University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

[glennaro]

with royalties and legal immunity to the usual suspects. Such a deal ... a no-financial-risk investment ... not too many of those around.

[Carriage Hill]

LOL; so true.

[Pollard]

Baric said

One of the trio death gang, Fauxi, Dazak & Baric

[Svartalfiar]

This seems improbable as coronaviruses are an entire classification of virus which include rhinovirus, the common cold virus, flu, SARS, AIDS, swine flu, etc.

No, they aren't. The Coronavidae family does not include any Rhinoviri, Influenza, HIV, or swine/avian flus. There is no specific "common cold virus"; the common cold can be caused by multiple different viri, which include some variants of Coronaviri, Rhinoviri, or RSV (and others).

There are hundreds of different coronaviri, but only a few that can infect humans: MERS-CoV, SARS-CoV, SARS-CoV-2 (Chinavirus), and four other variants which cause no more than a cold. They are minor enough to where they don't have a fancy name like the other three: 229E, OC43, NL63, and HKU1.

[Svartalfiar]

So far, it looks very promising that vaccines will be able to be made for coronaviruses in general, but it is not a near term prospect (multi-year). If it was needed on an emergency basis however, we are pretty far down the road of figuring out how to best configure one, and mRNA technology would allow for very rapid creation and production.

The problem with mRNA "vaccines" is still the same - you aren't training your body to fight off invaders, you're training your body to build stuff it then has to fight. mRNA modifications do NOT produce antibodies, they force your body to produce fake virus particles, which your body then has to identify as 'bad', even though your own body produced them, and then you produce the antibodies. Against your own body production.

Sure, it's good to train your body to defend against invaders in multiple ways, but having you produce those bad guys yourself is not a good idea. That's just asking for auto-immune issues.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

According to NIH, they developed a mix of chimera spike proteins by taking parts from spikes from different coronaviruses and mixing them together in 4 different combinations. The result is what appears to be a vaccine superior to what so many of us received this year.

Coronavirus PING!

[Jane Long]

Psssst!! Coronavirus is the delivery system. Spike Protein is the bioweapon.

[Varsity Flight]

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[Tilted Irish Kilt]

Tolerance Sucks Rocks :" According to NIH, they developed a mix of chimera spike proteins by taking parts from spikes from different coronaviruses
and mixing them together in 4 different combinations ."

What is called a *vaxxine* is no vaccine in fact, because it is an merely an experimental "analgesic". (Look up the definition of an analgesic).
I use the term analgesic because the 'jab' merely reduces the symptoms of covid; it doesn't prevent you from getting covid, or passing it on to others,
it just reduces the effect of the symptoms to a more manageable and tolerant level, and prevents hospitalization.
The term vaccine is a misnomer.

[greeneyes]

And what does the long term safety studies show?
Oh never mind - they haven’t done those.
I don’t even want one chimera spike - I sure as heck don’t want a combo.

[Red Badger]

I’m surprised this has not gotten wider attention in the MSM ABCNNBCBSFOXPBSNPRNYTWAPO....................or maybe not...........

[bgill]

Not to mention they all mutate. Who’s to say what it’ll look like in five years.