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Hippos test positive for COVID


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19 minutes ago, PartySick said:

They're actually studying the origins of Omicron and whether or not it mutated in an immunocompromised human or in an animal then crossed back to a human.

Fun stuff :vegas:

Truly the super virus to end all viruses :vegas:

Get your shots, folks :vegas:

Immunocompromised ppl cause more mutations? How?

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PartySick
2 minutes ago, Economy said:

Immunocompromised ppl cause more mutations? How?

I dunno :poot:

That's just what I read this morning in one of several articles :poot:

Whimsical bitch
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59 minutes ago, PartySick said:

Interesting. I wasnt doubting u tho i wanted to understand how tho.

 

The article still doesnt exactly detail that :enigma:

 

Like the plasma treatments increased mutation frequency as the virus adapted to antibodies ok... but arent they the same antibodies of the original donor? Why did those same antibodies not cause that effect on the original owner.

 

Also immuno compromised have a lower white blood cell count right? But that alone shouldnt cause mutations... ur just killing the virus slower...

 

So im curious to understand the science

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PartySick
3 minutes ago, Economy said:

Interesting. I wasnt doubting u tho i wanted to understand how tho.

 

The article still doesnt exactly detail that :enigma:

 

Like the plasma treatments increased mutation frequency as the virus adapted to antibodies ok... but arent they the same antibodies of the original donor? Why did those same antibodies not cause that effect on the original owner.

 

Also immuno compromised have a lower white blood cell count right? But that alone shouldnt cause mutations... ur just killing the virus slower...

 

So im curious to understand the science

I guess maybe the virus has an easier time reproducing and multiplying in a body with a weak immune system. As a direct consequence, mutations are more frequent :shrug:

That'd be my guess

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12 minutes ago, PartySick said:

I guess maybe the virus has an easier time reproducing and multiplying in a body with a weak immune system. As a direct consequence, mutations are more frequent :shrug:

That'd be my guess

Hmmmm i dunno...

 

Even if an immunocompromised person had triple the total viral volume from start to finish lets say cuz it was allowed to multiply longer before being killed...

 

That would still make up a small fraction of overall global viral load given those individuals are a small fraction of population

 

If it was just purely a mathematical probability thing where the chances of a mutation occuring are higher among higher or longer lasting load cuz theres more replications... it wouldnt explain what the article said as the total number of replications would still be higher in the general population in total number :huh:

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PartySick
On 12/6/2021 at 5:48 PM, Economy said:

Hmmmm i dunno...

 

Even if an immunocompromised person had triple the total viral volume from start to finish lets say cuz it was allowed to multiply longer before being killed...

 

That would still make up a small fraction of overall global viral load given those individuals are a small fraction of population

 

If it was just purely a mathematical probability thing where the chances of a mutation occuring are higher among higher or longer lasting load cuz theres more replications... it wouldnt explain what the article said as the total number of replications would still be higher in the general population in total number :huh:

Idk man, I'm not a virologist :giveup:

I just trust the experts :giveup:

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10 hours ago, PartySick said:

Idk man, I'm not a virologist :giveup:

I just trust the experts :giveup:

Ik, im not doubting them, just wondering what the reason is

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Married the Night
On 12/5/2021 at 10:54 PM, Fish said:

my question is how did they get it :shocked:

It’s airborne.

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1 hour ago, Married the Night said:

It’s airborne.

airborne yes but you have to be in the same room / close contact with someone. I assume they don't come in contact with a lot of humans... so that's weird even for a zoo. 

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On 12/6/2021 at 2:04 AM, berlinforme said:

Was it the sports teacher?

Sorry for the late response lol he was a history teacher. I'm in Southern Illinois so everyone is very racist and right wing here. 

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On 12/6/2021 at 4:56 AM, Helxig said:

Oh god it's crossing into animals now :smh:   this is exactly what we don't want

Edit: I didn't know it had already been found in great apes and felines previously! Hopefully it doesn't transmit from animals to humans

You mean Covid-19 is playing it's own game of... Animal Crossing : New Horizons :laughga:

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