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nick έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 15:05
Επισης μια χαρα κραταει η ανοσια παραπάνω απο 1 χρονο. Απλα στη γρίπη ο ιος ειναι διαφορετικος καθε χρόνο.

Q: How long do flu antibodies last?

A: According to our study, it appears they can last the entire lifespan of the human organism — 90 years plus.

In our study we were looking for antibodies to the 1918 flu. This flu virus was reconstructed a number of years ago in the lab, so we were able to test to see if 90 years later we could still find antibodies. I recruited survivors, people who were born in 1915 or earlier and thus presumably survived the 1918 flu. We found that virtually all the people born in 1915 or earlier — about 90% of them — had good "titers" to the 1918 flu, which means they still had reasonably high concentrations of the antibodies in their blood, whereas among controls, people who were born in 1926 or later, it was only about 10%. That was really quite a remarkable finding.

http://content.time.com/time/health/art ... 07,00.html

EKPLIKTIKOS έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 15:13 A: According to our study, it appears they can last the entire lifespan of the human organism — 90 years plus.

In our study we were looking for antibodies to the 1918 flu. This flu virus was reconstructed a number of years ago in the lab, so we were able to test to see if 90 years later we could still find antibodies. I recruited survivors, people who were born in 1915 or earlier and thus presumably survived the 1918 flu. We found that virtually all the people born in 1915 or earlier — about 90% of them — had good "titers" to the 1918 flu, which means they still had reasonably high concentrations of the antibodies in their blood, whereas among controls, people who were born in 1926 or later, it was only about 10%. That was really quite a remarkable finding.

http://content.time.com/time/health/art ... 07,00.html

sys3x έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 15:03

Leporello έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 14:27

ΣΑΤΑΝΙΚΟΣ ΕΓΚΕΦΑΛΟΣ έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 09:17

Μα η Ελλάδα δεν κάνει τεστ αφού.

Πράγματι δεν κάνουμε πολλά τεστ, ακολουθούμε διαφορετικό δόγμα, κακώς κατά την γνώμη μου.

Leporello έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 15:28

sys3x έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 15:03

Leporello έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 14:27 Μα η Ελλάδα δεν κάνει τεστ αφού.

Πράγματι δεν κάνουμε πολλά τεστ, ακολουθούμε διαφορετικό δόγμα, κακώς κατά την γνώμη μου.

Πώς γίνεται τότε να είναι μικρότερο το ποσοστό θετικών στην Ελλάδα, σε σύγκριση με άλλες χώρες; Η μόνη απάντηση που έχω πάρει μέχρι στιγμής είναι ότι ο Μαρινάκης κάνει δύο τεστ την ημέρα και βγαίνουν όλα αρνητικά, ενώ ο λαός κάνει λίγα και τα θετικά είναι σε μεγαλύτερο ποσοστό.

EKPLIKTIKOS έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 15:13

nick έγραψε: 03 Μάιος 2020, 15:05
Επισης μια χαρα κραταει η ανοσια παραπάνω απο 1 χρονο. Απλα στη γρίπη ο ιος ειναι διαφορετικος καθε χρόνο.

Οχι απλα για πάνω απο 1 χρονο. Στο συγκεκριμένο ή
παρομοια strains λενε οτι κρατάει για παντα πρακτικά.

Q: How long do flu antibodies last?

A: According to our study, it appears they can last the entire lifespan of the human organism — 90 years plus.

In our study we were looking for antibodies to the 1918 flu. This flu virus was reconstructed a number of years ago in the lab, so we were able to test to see if 90 years later we could still find antibodies. I recruited survivors, people who were born in 1915 or earlier and thus presumably survived the 1918 flu. We found that virtually all the people born in 1915 or earlier — about 90% of them — had good "titers" to the 1918 flu, which means they still had reasonably high concentrations of the antibodies in their blood, whereas among controls, people who were born in 1926 or later, it was only about 10%. That was really quite a remarkable finding.

http://content.time.com/time/health/art ... 07,00.html

nick έγραψε: 04 Μάιος 2020, 15:38 Απ οτι φαινεται ο κορονοιος μεταλλασεται 4 φορες πιο αργα απο τη γρίπη.
Δεν ξερω αν αυτο σημαινει οτι εχεις ανοσία για 4 χρόνια
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