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<blockquote data-quote="imhotep" data-source="post: 27446691" data-attributes="member: 562115"><p>5 - Pfizer efficacy eka aluminum wage, tak gala rath wenawa patas gala nathi wela yanawa. in about 1,2 months oya v<strong>accine gahapu okkoma vaccine gahuwe na ha samanai</strong></p><p></p><p>Sorry... Correction. This isn't exactly true. As you say the antibodies will disappear after a while. But these antibodies aren't the only immune response our body has as it's defense mechanism. To describe loosely, there are two main types, the B-cells that make the antibodies & the T-cells that help in the process of B-cell formation and also act as killers to hunt down the virus. Some of the B and T cells go on to become much long lasting memory cells. These can recognize the virus again and remembers what to do if the same virus strikes again.</p><p>B-cells remember the outside shape of the virus , but T-cells go deeper into the amino-acids in the inside of the virus and thus knows the build details of the virus. So even if the virus envelope changes, the T-cells aren't easily fooled.</p><p>Research has shown that broadly reactive T-cells plays a very important role in Covid. Recently it has been shown that even the T-cells that we had developed for other betacoronaviruses which gives us the common cold, does help to fight against Covid.</p><p>This has led to the development of other vaccines which<strong> trigger broad T-cell response. The University of Manchester is currently trialing</strong> these types of Multivariant Covid Boosters using samRNA (self-amplifying mRNA ) which targets both spike and non-spike proteins of the virus. </p><p></p><p>This is a short rant because of time constraints... but you can refer to one of my old posts below for some more details on T-cells.</p><p></p><p><a href="https://elakiri.com/threads/covid-19-t-cells-might-provide-us-protection-against-the-variants.1981406/" target="_blank">https://elakiri.com/threads/covid-19-t-cells-might-provide-us-protection-against-the-variants.1981406/</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="imhotep, post: 27446691, member: 562115"] 5 - Pfizer efficacy eka aluminum wage, tak gala rath wenawa patas gala nathi wela yanawa. in about 1,2 months oya v[B]accine gahapu okkoma vaccine gahuwe na ha samanai[/B] Sorry... Correction. This isn't exactly true. As you say the antibodies will disappear after a while. But these antibodies aren't the only immune response our body has as it's defense mechanism. To describe loosely, there are two main types, the B-cells that make the antibodies & the T-cells that help in the process of B-cell formation and also act as killers to hunt down the virus. Some of the B and T cells go on to become much long lasting memory cells. These can recognize the virus again and remembers what to do if the same virus strikes again. B-cells remember the outside shape of the virus , but T-cells go deeper into the amino-acids in the inside of the virus and thus knows the build details of the virus. So even if the virus envelope changes, the T-cells aren't easily fooled. Research has shown that broadly reactive T-cells plays a very important role in Covid. Recently it has been shown that even the T-cells that we had developed for other betacoronaviruses which gives us the common cold, does help to fight against Covid. This has led to the development of other vaccines which[B] trigger broad T-cell response. The University of Manchester is currently trialing[/B] these types of Multivariant Covid Boosters using samRNA (self-amplifying mRNA ) which targets both spike and non-spike proteins of the virus. This is a short rant because of time constraints... but you can refer to one of my old posts below for some more details on T-cells. [URL]https://elakiri.com/threads/covid-19-t-cells-might-provide-us-protection-against-the-variants.1981406/[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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