The Link between Electrical Properties of COVID-19 and Electromagnetic Radiation

Awaad K. Al Sarkhi
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The ability of a new vaccine design based on control the intracellular physiological consequences of both the electrical properties and the electromagnetic radiation interactions between a virus and a host cell, which is a method to strengthen immune system develop protection against COVID-19 and new strains. The capacity of COVID-19 to bind to angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) and immune evasion mechanisms are only one of the properties required to stimulate a preventative immune response. In this chapter, a multidimensional new strategy is used to exemplify the empowerment function intracellular and extracellular level information can play in the support of immunogen against COVID-19 pathogens. Besides during this chapter, the nature of electromagnetic radiation is described as a vibrating string based on a string-theory and unification of electromagnetic radiation and gravitational waves by supporting with multiple cites strong evidence. Overall, we demonstrate a new approach to understand the important role of the physiological consequences of the interplay between the immune system and COVID-19 and designing vaccine strategy immunogens that take advantage of that information against COVID-19 and new strains.
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COVID-19电学特性与电磁辐射之间的联系
基于控制病毒与宿主细胞之间电学性质和电磁辐射相互作用的细胞内生理后果的新疫苗设计的能力,是加强免疫系统对COVID-19和新毒株的保护的一种方法。COVID-19与血管紧张素转换酶2 (ACE2)结合的能力和免疫逃避机制只是刺激预防性免疫反应所需的特性之一。在本章中,我们采用了一种多维度的新策略来举例说明细胞内和细胞外水平信息在支持免疫原对抗COVID-19病原体方面发挥的增强功能。此外,在本章中,基于弦理论和电磁辐射与引力波的统一,通过多个强有力的证据,将电磁辐射的本质描述为振动的弦。总的来说,我们展示了一种新的方法来理解免疫系统与COVID-19相互作用的生理后果的重要作用,并设计疫苗策略免疫原,利用这些信息来对抗COVID-19和新菌株。
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