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6. I think it's probably true, but researchers haven't found the exact pathway that

Reply to safeinOhio (Reply #5)

Thu Aug 13, 2020, 01:28 PM

Aug 2020

goes from "existing cold germ immunity" to "T-cells that attack COVID too." If they can find out exactly what is happening in all those steps, there's a good chance that they'll be able to develop a vaccine or shot that will at least keep a case of COVID from killing you or damaging you severely. Let's hope!

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Why some don't get COVID-19 or have mild symptoms. [View all] safeinOhio Aug 2020 OP

I have a graduate degree and I can't understand a bit of this. n/t phylny Aug 2020 #1

My guess: Some people have T-Cells that can help them fend off this coronavirus because Baitball Blogger Aug 2020 #2

Thank you! phylny Aug 2020 #3

At the conclusion of the paper, the writers say that there is evidence that previous Nay Aug 2020 #4

I brought it up because safeinOhio Aug 2020 #5

I think it's probably true, but researchers haven't found the exact pathway that Nay Aug 2020 #6

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Thank you. safeinOhio Aug 2020 #8

Thanks clarkd101 Aug 2020 #9

You are welcome and welcome to DU. safeinOhio Aug 2020 #10