Self‐assembling Peptide Nanoparticles (SaPNs): their Use in Biomedical Applications

[@mjohnson7325]

these people are so sick in their heads!!!

[@thesteammachine1282]

YES they are.

[@MacGuffin1]

And red = blue right? Up = down and the world is flat?

[@DanOneOne]

And why does it take so long to come up with a Covid vaccine if this method works?

[@user-jm2fd7ev7y]

Well to start with, developing a vaccine takes a long time. It has to go through the FDA approval. Ex vivo trial, animals trial, phases of clinical trial have to be conducted before launching. I didnt research much about covid-19 so correct me if i am wrong but i heard the virus itself is quickly evolving which is common for viruses to evade immune response. In that case, immunity given by the vaccine will be useless. So i guess this is one of the challenges they are facing in creating a vaccine Just my opinion thooo!! Correct me if i am wrong:)

[@ralfschooneveld3186]

Because they are using this technology against you. Virus-mimetics.

[@Sh4dowHunter42]

Because you're naive enough to believe you need one.

[@Paraselene_Tao]

유정 has told you the correct answer. There are many techniques to create a vaccine, but (usually necessary) beauracracy slows it down. rankly, the vaccines were created and released in record time. I don't recall another time in history that the world produced a vaccine similar to this in less than 2 years. It's quite likely that early, working vaccines existed in small numbers within 3 to 6 months. They had to be tested first, and the manufacture scale had to increase about one million fold... from a few 100 experimental vaccines to 100's of millions of commercial vaccines.

[@Sh4dowHunter42]

@@Paraselene_Tao Shouldn't your name be Palpatine? Vax pusher.

[@siag7003]

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