Science Talk: Antibody Neutralizes Two Deadliest Ebola Virus Species

[@netaburnum1359]

Generally, FDA considers that bioassays are more reflective of the in vivo situation and are recommended. For NAb assays, the bioassay should be related to mechanism of action, otherwise the assays will not be informative enough as to the effect of NAbs on clinical results.

[@meenakhairnar43]

I don't understand 😕

[@ashikaambili4503]

More about chimeric monoclonal antibody in treatmnt of ebola virus

[@Jackmotoniwaqa]

What was the control?

[@user-ob5hj5vn8c]

Injecting rats with the virus without the antibodies would be the control. They probably just didn't show or mention it because it would be terrible PR, and is cruel.

[@johnathanfiske14]

Gee, how do you know so much about this virus...I'll be keeping a close eye on you.

[@republic-ld3hq]

Johnathan Fiske its because he has been working on the virus for years idiot. There were more outbreaks before 2014 so of course to try and prevent anymore scientists all over the world work on drugs not only to kill ebola but learn valuable research from it to be used in other viruses.

[@jjthraud0811]

@@republic-ld3hq calm dowm chief

[@republic-ld3hq]

JJ thraud08 nah g this is literally how miss information happens and why people don’t believe modern medicine and science its fr a problem when children are dying cuz someone spreads lies

[@jjthraud0811]

@@republic-ld3hq true

[@johnathanfiske14]

@@republic-ld3hq This can be used as a bio weapon. That's why. Good research can turn into bad research.

[@lbjk3724]

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