#Pathogen

Don Yee🦟

MosquitoLab

Hello 2021. I join you in hoping for better days filled with friends/family, outdoor events, and mosquitoes! As promised a list of 21 lesser known facts about mosquitoes for 2021.

Dr. Simon ツ

goddeketal

1/ One year of destroyed economies, social isolation & deep social splits calls for an anniversary thread to celebrate the RT-qPCR manuscript by Christian Drosten (@c_drosten) & Victor Corman

John Innes Centre

JohnInnesCentre

PEOPLE - Today is #WomenInScienceDay. To celebrate here are 25 people who contribute to us remaining an international centre of excellence in plant science, genetics and microbiologyTHREAD Dr Diane Saunders

Stephen Fasenfeld 😀

fasenfeld

1. “ How Has Professor Gerry Killeen From UCC Fared In His 2020 Predictions For Covid” 1/25I said I was going to look at our “esteemed” Doctors and Professors

Dr. Maya J. Goldenberg

goldenbergmaya1

Coronavirus vaccines are here, ! Now what? A thread from a qualified doctor (the real kind of doctor) 1- Eleven months into #COVID19 pandemic, many citizens of wealthy nations are

Patrick K A Kearns

kearnsneuro

Short vaccine : mRNA vaccines (Pfizer vs Moderna) *are very different to* Adenovirus virus vector vaccines (Oxford AZ and Johnson&Johnson). This will matter a lot.Dosing schedule of one, should not

Maestro ☈ayo

maestro_rayo

1\n What the sigmoid is a Gompertz? An elegant and simple prediction approach by @MLevitt_NP2013. Beware, though, it is really that simple. A medium rare explanation by @maestro_rayo, @LDjaparidze and

Robin Monotti

robinmonotti

'Zinc is the key to a healthy immune system, blocking pathogens while preventing inflammation. We’ve known this since zinc deficiency symptoms were first reported in the 1960's.'https://medium.com/@leonardjpmail/think-zinc-9c1

Laura Henderson

SixandLaura

1/ The k value, the dispersion of the R0 among cases, is low in SARS-cov-2, as it was in SARS 110-20% of cases cause 80-90% of new infections. *7/10 cases

Michael Lin, PhD-MD

michaelzlin

Here's a Christmas gift: Turkey says Sinovac's COVID vaccine is 91.25% effective. That's a prelim result based on

Stephen Fasenfeld 😀

fasenfeld

1. "How Are The Irish General Public Trusting What These Elected & Unelected Muppets Are Telling Us ?" 1/20Unfortunately, the year 2020 will be remembered for all the

oldeuropeanculture

serbiaireland

Thread (longish but hopefully interesting): While reading about the sudden collapse of the Balkan Neolithic cultures, like Vinča culture (pic) at the end of the 5th mill BC, I came

Dr Sumaiya Shaikh

Neurophysik

COVAXIN Efficacy: A thread...n0 Q1: Is there a method to hypothesise the efficacy of COVAXIN when no data has been released?Q2: How is this efficacy enhanced & measured? Q3: Why

Bobby Rajesh Malhotra ツ

Bobby_Network

Galaxy Project isn't forgotten: snowflake @trvrb, "woke" @firefoxx66, shitty non-open souce data @nextstrain/@GISAID = "muuuh mutations" -agenda fearpr0nRemember D614G mutation? No clinical significance. https://twit

Justin Owens, BSN

Justin_OwensBSN

1/Calling #MedTwitter history buffs: What killed Alexander the Great?Was it a pathogen? Too much wine? A trusted Roman centurion ?The common census is that he died of malaria or maybe

JavierGarciaMartinez

javiergarciamar

Chemistry plays a major role in our fight against #coronavirus. From disinfectants that remove the pathogen, to tests that identify the illness, to medicines that treat it, in this thread,

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