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Very high, I would suppose. I feel rather lucky that I live very rurally with just two or three houses as neighbours that are not that near to us. I shall have to become a hermit as I'm classed as vulnerable. I shall have to spray my husband with germicide every time he comes back from outside!! We have no public transport at all.
All every encouraging retrocop. I'm a little concerned because I am now asthmatic and wasn't when OH and I managed to contract bird-flu, or whatever it was called, on the Paris metro 10 years ago (he whipped me off to a weekend in Paris for my 60th birthday - we spent the following weeks in bed, but not in a nice way. :( ) Oh well, what will be, will be.
supa-spreading is now a big deal in epidemics they say
that is 20% of the infected do 80% of the snotting and gobbing and giving it to other people - and so we re stuck with it
and would it be different if we paid people enough so they didnt say - "Jesus I have to get up and give it to other people [in fact everyone on my care circuit] because I need The Money!" [ and no one will know it was little me etc etc]
we will never know .....
that is 20% of the infected do 80% of the snotting and gobbing and giving it to other people - and so we re stuck with it
and would it be different if we paid people enough so they didnt say - "Jesus I have to get up and give it to other people [in fact everyone on my care circuit] because I need The Money!" [ and no one will know it was little me etc etc]
we will never know .....
// and combines antiretroviral medication lopinavir-ritonavir, with interferon beta
ah was it ronald ross and his associates - "I will never again doubt a result on theoretical grounds?" - [disbelief that malaria would be found outside the human body ie inside a mozzie - manson I think]
corona virus is a single strand positive RNA virus which is translated on the get-go - the RNA can code for protein straightaway.
Lopsidomere interferes with RNA going backwards to DNA and then the DNA instructing RNA ( negative this time - geddit?) which can be translated. Certainly not the get-go, but a few steps inbetween
and so on theoretical grounds - try it on a few and see
yes you are right this is the Baltimore classification of viral replication and has lasted the test of time (1973)
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o come on reader it makes a difference to the acres and acres of "answers" on the lines of 'foo what dat den?' - where Baltimore den? - you always say dat - dat dat den what? - 'foo!" and so on and so on and even the familiar Nigh-line: this is not my last word on this subject!
ah was it ronald ross and his associates - "I will never again doubt a result on theoretical grounds?" - [disbelief that malaria would be found outside the human body ie inside a mozzie - manson I think]
corona virus is a single strand positive RNA virus which is translated on the get-go - the RNA can code for protein straightaway.
Lopsidomere interferes with RNA going backwards to DNA and then the DNA instructing RNA ( negative this time - geddit?) which can be translated. Certainly not the get-go, but a few steps inbetween
and so on theoretical grounds - try it on a few and see
yes you are right this is the Baltimore classification of viral replication and has lasted the test of time (1973)
https:/
o come on reader it makes a difference to the acres and acres of "answers" on the lines of 'foo what dat den?' - where Baltimore den? - you always say dat - dat dat den what? - 'foo!" and so on and so on and even the familiar Nigh-line: this is not my last word on this subject!
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